Why Now and Does it Matter
By: Lang Csira | Writer October 10, 2018 As a fifteen-year-old girl, I cannot begin to convey the horror that Christine Basely Ford must have experienced. The general disrespect for women, which all women experience, […]
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The King of LA: LeBron James Makes his Presence Known Leading up to Lakers Debut
By: Jake Carrera | Writer October 11, 2018 The “LA-Bron” era is finally upon us, and the city of Los Angeles couldn’t be more grateful. With the NBA regular season just around the corner, it […]
Homecoming Parade Takes Over Downtown
By: Amanda Cichewicz and Jorjiana Haumea | Photographers October 9, 2018 As San Clemente High School wraps up homecoming spirit week with the SCHS homecoming parade held on October 5, 2018, residents from all over […]
The Life of a College Student Athlete
By: Hanna Farnsworth | Photographer October 3, 2018 Being a student these days can be, and typically is, the hardest part of a teenager’s life. Getting into college is more competitive now than ever, especially […]
Hurricane Florence’s Environmental Destruction is Devastating
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor September 28, 2018 Hurricane Florence, the third hurricane of 2018, made landfall on the coast of North Carolina on September 14 as a Category 1 storm, after being […]
Your 2018 Top 15: Girls & Boys
By: Eva Barreira | Media Team September 27, 2018 It’s that time of year again! Homecoming 2018 is just one week away, and you know what that means! Homecoming festivities begin. Each year San Clemente […]
Hoping for a Unified Future: North and South Korea Begin Peace Talks
By: Julia Wilson | Sports Editor September 28, 2018 From the mid 19th century to today, the relationship between North and South Korea has been as tumultuous as possible, filled with turmoil and constant threats […]
An “Era of No War:” North and South Korea Hold Third Summit
By: Sam Giacobello | Writer September 28, 2018 Last winter, North and South Korea put aside their long-lasting feud to compete under one flag at the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. This […]
A Year Later, Puerto Rico is Still Battling Hurricane Maria’s Aftermath
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor October 3, 2018 Thursday, September 20 marked the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria’s landfall in Puerto Rico. For most people of the island, though, this day was just one […]
Brett Kavanaugh: What’s the Verdict?
By: Emily Eberhart | Arts and Entertainment Editor September 28, 2018 September 27, 2018, marked the day of the Senate hearing in which Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh testified on the several sexual assault […]