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Winter Color Guard

By: Danny Olivares | Arts & Entertainment Editor April 25, 2018 The end of the winter season doesn’t only translate to it being time to put on your flower clowns and hallucinate at music festivals, it […]

Westworld Season 2: What to Expect

By: Darren DiMarco | Web Designer With the thrilling conclusion of season one, Westworld, a sci-fi show produced by HBO in which robots develop a conscience of their own, has captivated millions of viewers around […]

Student Athlete Profile- Stolie Erikson

By: Shay Hefft | Sports Editor April 24, 2018 Playing high school sports is always competitive, especially at San Clemente High School. Freshman Stolie Erickson made varsity lacrosse her freshman year, a huge accomplishment. Over the […]

Finding the Perfect Roommate

By: Morgan Creek | Opinion Editor April 25, 2018 With the stress of college admissions mostly over, and national decision day right around the corner, one of the next big college decisions is finding a roommate. Specifically, […]

Musicals: Where Has It Gone and Where Can It Go?

By: Danny Olivares & Morgan Thomas | Arts & Entertainment Editors April 19, 2018 In a world full of dead-end jobs, failing relationships, and an cyclical lifestyle of eat-sleep-work-repeat, there is always a sigh of relief when […]

Studying for Finals

By Claire Vlasic | Writer April 23, 2018 As the school year comes to an end, finals can be some of the most stressful weeks for many students. With four or more academic classes to […]

In a Snapshot: The Models & Photographers Society

Josh Wallin (@josh.wallin), photographed by MPS member Kylie Quinley (@yourfriendkylie). By Meghan Byrne | Writer April 27, 2018 Southern California lends itself to creativity. Young people across Orange County find themselves empowered and inspired by […]