Theories arise about the betrayal of Anne Frank and her family
Helene MacBeth | Writer January 19, 2022 Of all of the Jewish families that were forced into hiding during Nazi raids, the Franks, who hid in a secret annex for 761 days, are by far […]
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Disney Genie+ comes to Disneyland
Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor January 21, 2022 “It’s like having a genie in the palm of your hand!” says Disney about its new programs. On December 8, 2021, Disneyland adopted new programs called Disney […]
Microsoft acquires Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
Austin Ashizawa | Student Life Editor January 21, 2022 In a stunning event that rocked the gaming world, Microsoft has agreed to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. The purchase comes on the coattails of […]
Federalizing elections: security or loss of power?
Nicolle Generaux | A&E Editor January 21, 2022 Should the American people give more power to the federal government in order to have more secure elections? Article I and II of the United States Constitution […]
San Clemente students aim to reinstitute campus recycling
SCHS RECYCLING CLUB advertises at club rush. Carly Hoffmeister Aaron Velez | News Editor January 21, 2022 San Clemente High was lacking one key feature this past semester: accessible and widespread recycling. While some individual teachers […]
Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) weaves together nostalgia and action
Reaghan Mulligan | Newsroom Manager January 21, 2022 Spider-Man: No Way Home was released in theaters on December 17, 2021, immediately securing a high rank in the ‘new movie’ hierarchy. Its success marked a progression […]
Money (as usual) the focus of MLB lockout
Jack Hagen | Sports Editor January 21, 2022 49 days ago, Major League Baseball (MLB) commissioner Rob Manfred initiated a “lockout.” Now what does this really mean? In simple terms, the players are temporarily unemployed […]
CDC announces a fourth vaccine dose to high-risk individuals
Sofia Sipelis | Opinion Editor January 14, 2022 Two years into the enduring pandemic, it sometimes feels as though all that has changed is the COVID-19 strain plaguing our nation. Just as the Delta variant […]
17 dead after New York’s deadliest fire in decades
Sophie Echternach | Writer January 14, 2022 This past Sunday, the Bronx, New York, experienced a tragedy like no other. An apartment building erupted into flames due to a malfunctioning space heater, killing 17 people, […]
The Supreme Court to hear groundbreaking environmental plans
Eden Havel | News Editor January 14, 2022 Despite the efforts of Americans in recent decades to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and hold back on daily causes of climate change, the United States Supreme Court […]