AP Bio takes Catalina
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer March 26, 2019 On Wednesday, March 20, 81 AP Biology students set out on a venture to Catalina island for a 48 hour adventure full of learning and fun. On […]
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Making humans healthier by genetic engineering carries too profound a risk
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor March 22, 2019 In November 2018, the scientific community erupted in a mix of curiosity and outrage at the claims of two twins being born, genetically altered by a […]
Four playlists to kick off your Spring Break
By: Oyuky Bahena | Writer/Media Team March 21, 2019 Spring is finally here! After weeks of dreary skies, partnered with wind and rain, the bitter, cold weather has finally come to end. Not really though, […]
New Zealand chooses gun reform in lieu of thoughts & prayers
By, Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor March 21, 2019 On March 15, 2019, an Australian gunman opened fire on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand killing 50 and injuring another 50. It took less than […]
Senior Farewell Address
By: Gabe Govi | Multimedia April 15, 2019 ALL SENIORS have the opportunity to audition to give a 1-2 minute speech during graduation as part of the farewell address. You must be the “scholar of scholars” to […]
“Captain Marvel” features a strong female lead for the first time in Marvel’s cinematic history
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in chief March 21, 2019 Warning: this review contains spoilers For the first time ever, Marvel gave its fans a movie with a strong female protagonist. Captain Marvel released on […]
Why are people flipping their shoes
By, Lexi Kortman | Writer March 22, 2019 Somehow, humanity keeps upping the ante with the various things it’s able to say “always land a certain side down.” There was toast, which always lands butter-side […]
Crisis on the tarmac: 737 MAXs grounded
Lion Air’s 737 MAX on the tarmac (Flickr.com). By: Jason Keany | Editor In Chief March 13, 2019 Following a deadly crash in Ethiopia and increasing public pressure, the FAA grounded all 737 MAX airplanes […]
Daylight Savings one last time?
The dreary sight of red neon starring back into your sleep-deprived eyes. Daylight savings is here once more, but leaving soon, we hope. By: Julia Wilson | Sports Editor March 15, 2019 This past Sunday, […]
New Title IX sport at San Clemente High School
By: Abigail Calandra| Writer March 15, 2019 STUNT is one of the fastest growing female sports in the nation. USA Cheer created STUNT as an opportunity for colleges, universities, and high schools to fit title […]