The Life of a San Clemente Cheerleader
By: Makena Spencer | Writer September 12, 2017 When you think of a typical cheerleader you think of popularity, prep, and pom poms; however, taking a deeper look into the life of Jaz Riggs, senior […]
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Declassified School Survival Guide
By: Sydney Burns | Writer & Emma Earlywine | Writer September 13, 2017 The first year of high school can be a daunting experience that you might have been dreading all summer. Although it […]
Are Your Beauty Products Hurting the Environment? Pt.1
By: Morgan Creek | Opinion Editor September 12, 2017 Makeup is a big aspect of my life. While that may seem slightly shallow and materialistic to admit, makeup is honestly more to me than just […]
SCHS Reacts to the Hurricanes
By Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor & Courtney McDonald | Writer September 13, 2017 Power gone. Cities flooded. People killed. Hurricane Irma, over the past 10 days, has destroyed the lives of so many through […]
Summer Lovin’
By Kenzie McKinnon | Writer/Photographer May 22, 2017 Summer is seconds away and wouldn’t be nice to enjoy it with a bae? Whether you’re long-term or a short and sweet fling… Here’s how to have […]
Meet Elaine Welteroth, Editor in Chief at Teen Vogue
By, Gavin Kelleher | Writer May 24, 2017 Meet Elaine Welteroth: on April 29th of this year, Welteroth was appointed to the position of editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue. Known as one of the most prominent publications in […]
An Editor in Chief’s Adieu
By: Saffron Sener | Editor in Chief May 22, 2017 For a long time, I rebuked this paper. As its current, yet soon-departing, Editor in Chief, I always loved the class and I always defended […]
To New Beginnings
By: Sara Barnes | Newspaper Manager May 25, 2017 Whether you are fourteen, eighteen, younger, older, or somewhere in between, there is a feeling of insatiable shakiness familiar to everyone: the feeling of change. Change can be […]
Summer: A Time for Learning?
By: Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor May 23, 2017 I know that at the end of the year, all teachers urge their students not to forget everything they’ve learned and ask that you study a […]
Resist the Toll Road: How a Toll Leads to Tolls
By: Hayden Koerner | Opinion Editor May 24, 2017 From irreversible destruction of our environment to diminishing opportunities for future San Clemente High School teachers, students, and athletes, there are countless reasons why you need to be […]