Triton sports update!
Jack Hagen | Sports Editor Mach 5, 2021 Last week the California Department of Public Health officially announced that outdoor sports can resume based off of the colored Cover-tracking tiers in each county. At San […]
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Tiger Woods in serious car accident
Jack Harris | Writer March 5, 2021 Tiger Woods, arguably one of the best golf players to ever play, was injured severely in a serious car accident on the morning of Tuesday, February 23. The […]
Holding Biden accountable
Mia Costales | News Editor March 5, 2021 In just the short time President Biden has been in office, he has deported hundreds of immigrants, gave up on passing a bill to raise the minimum […]
The #freebritney movement
Kate Hedger | Head Editor March 4, 2021 I think it’s safe to say that every human who pays attention to pop culture knows the name Britney Spears. Love her, hate her, or love to […]
SCHS tennis back in season after nearly a year without matches
Harrison York | Head Editor March 3, 2021 Last Thursday, the San Clemente High School boys’ tennis junior varsity and varsity teams had their first matches against San Juan Hills High School. The event follows […]
More places are banning emotional support animals and what it means to service dog users
Grace Parry | Writer March 2, 2021 With airlines, resorts, and many other places beginning to ban Emotional Support Animals, the fake service dog epidemic should come to an end, or at least not be […]
Exploding San Clemente housing market
By: Sage Brislen | Writer March 1, 2021 An ocean view is in high demand when it comes to house hunting. As well as its geography, San Clemente offers everything the suburbs boast: good schooling, […]
Why course selection is crucial
Mirca Gomez | Writer February 28, 2021 Course selection is always important, especially when it comes to high school students. San Clemente High School offers a variety of course options for the required subjects and […]
Uri winter storm: what it means for Texas power
Clara Helm | Head Editor February 28, 2021 At least 25 people have died in the Lone Star state since February 11 due to Uri—the winter storm that swept across 26 states. Families were forced […]
Recent investigation on the death of Elijah McClain: Officers had no legal reason to apprehend McClain
Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor February 28, 2021 On the night of August 19, 2019, the Aurora, Colorado Police Department received a 911 call reporting a “suspicious person” on the streets wearing a “ski mask […]