A visitor sits on a precipice while taking in the view of Grand Canyon National Park. By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor January 17, 2019 As the U.S. government shutdown approaches its fifth week, the […]
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor January 17, 2019 The United States government is currently in the midst of the longest government shutdown in history, and there’s no end in sight. Starting midnight on December […]
9 By: Sam Giacobello | Writer January 9, 2019 The NFL Playoff conference championships are coming up this weekend, and the lineup looks about as predictable as could be. The top two seeds from each conference are […]
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer December 10, 2018 Following two months of almost complete and ominous silence during the midterms, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team appears to be ratcheting up its investigation. Despite Trump installing […]
By: Jake Carrera | Sports Writer December 13, 2018 It has been about a month and a half since the Red Sox paraded down the streets of Boston, hoisting the commissioner’s trophy. And as late […]
By: Flynn Lloyd | Editor in Chief November 18, 2018 Tuesday, November 13, was the 6th annual Special Olympics hosted at San Clemente High School. Every year, SCHS ASB and Best Buddies club host a […]
Courtney McDonald | Student Life Editor December 14, 2018 As first semester comes to a close, seniors are forced to come to terms with the fact that they only have a few months of high […]
By: Matt Farrow | Student Life Editor In 1967 The Beatles released one of the most revered pieces of music of all time: “A Day In The Life.” The song was experimental to say the […]
By: Lexi Kortman | Writer December 10, 2018 Having taken AP Art History as a sophomore, I was lucky enough to be asked to go on the Art History field trip this year. On December […]
Workers search for people and animals in the remnants of the fire in Paradise, California. Fires like these will only become more common with climate change. (Photo Credit: Umair Irfan/Vox)By: Lucy Terry | News Editor […]