Why I am pro-choice

By: Emily Eberhart | Arts and Entertainment Editor May 29, 2019 With a majority conservative Supreme Court now in place with the addition of Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh this year, Republicans have began making a […]

Car Chronicles: Moulin

By Eva Gardner | Photographer May 31, 2019 Newport Beach is already iconically known for how many supercars hang around in a daily basis, but Moulin hosts car shows a little differently. Every last Saturday […]

The most dangerous animal in the world

Photo by @mikecoots | instagram By Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor May 30, 2019 With 300 teeth that can rip apart almost anything and sand paper skin covered in scars, sharks lurk beneath the surface, […]

Class of 2020, it’s all up to you now

By: Oyuky Bahena | Writer May 30, 2019 Oh, junior year…where do I begin? In early August, as school was about to begin, I (along with many others) was already plagued with dread, thanks to […]

Senior Barbecue 2019

By Jason Keany | Editor in Chief May 30, 2019 On Wednesday, the Class of 2019 celebrated their college aspirations at the Senior Barbeque. The exciting moment when everyone represents their future plans on their […]

The truth about speech writing

  By Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor May 16, 2019 Writing a speech is not glamorous by any means, unlike the actual delivery. It’s an ugly process filled with procrastination, frustration, and—after many, many rewrites—contentment. […]

Should we separate art from the artist?

By: Reid Corley | Writer When celebrities engage in inappropriate conduct, how should we react to the art they create? Should we boycott their films, their music, their writing? What about others involved in the […]

2019 Champions League Final preview

By Evan Dillbeck | Writer June 1, 2019 This Saturday, the UEFA Champions League Final takes place in Madrid, Spain as two English teams, Liverpool and Tottenham, battle for the crown of Europe’s best. This […]

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