The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard Trial Explained
Eden Havel | News editor May 3, 2022 The progress on the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial is the best thing that has happened to America since the Will Smith slap weeks prior. Court […]
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France’s presidential election tells of global trends
Eden Milligan | Editor-in-Chief May 2, 2022 On April 24, the incumbent president Emmanuel Macron became the first president in two decades to be reelected in France. While reelection may seem like a marker of […]
Marvel’s Moon Knight: a refreshing change
Austin Ashizawa | Student Life Editor April 29, 2022 On March 30, Marvel finally released their highly anticipated mini-series, Moon Knight, on Disney Plus. Although this marks the fifth series within the Marvel Cinematic Universe […]
Girls swim season comes to a close with their second place finish in League Finals
Helene MacBeth | Writer April 29, 2022 After a long and difficult season, Girls Swim has come to an end. Excepting the few swimmers who qualified for CIF, the swimmers ended their season with a […]
San Clemente hosts Black Lives Matter protest for 2020 shooting
Aaron Velez | News Editor April 29, 2022 If you drove through town on Saturday, April 23, you may have noticed something: our town was the host of a sizable Black Lives Matter protest. This […]
NASA scientist calls for change by chaining himself to Bank
Ruby Hawbecker | Writer April 28, 2022 In early April, NASA Scientist Peter Kalmus and three others chained themselves to a JP Morgan Chase bank in hopes to start a climate revolution. Kalmus studies biological […]
Graduating high school – the importance of mental health
Sosie Casteel | Head Editor April 29, 2022 With graduation approaching, it’s beginning to dawn on the seniors of San Clemente High School that their lives are on the verge of a major transition. It […]
Biden flips the script and reduces sentencing of over 75 non-violent drug users
Cassidy O’Toner | Writer April 28, 2022 Historically, the United States has made a point to punish drug users rather than helping to rehabilitate them. The system of punishing citizens for their transgressions and offenses […]
Disney loses thousands of subscribers over response to Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill
DISNEY OPENLY DISAGREES with the passing of the “Parental Right in Education” bill in Florida. The Washington Post Nicolle Generaux | A&E Editor April 28, 2022 Within two weeks, Disney plus has allegedly lost close […]
Go Gently Environmentalist Book Review
Brooklyn Staab | Opinion Editor & Publicity Manager April 28, 2022 As more and more people begin to suffer from eco-anxiety (the anxiety caused by a feeling of hopelessness about protecting the environment), sustainability has […]