Upper Campus is Gone. What’s Next?
By: Chloe Rudnicki | Editor in Chief January 15th, 2017 Last June, freshmen trudged down the infamous hill for the last time as the upper campus classrooms were relegated to a simple ghost town on […]
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Glide Into 2018 With SkateFit
By: Lucy Terry | Student Life EditorJanuary 18th, 2018 If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to exercise more, but the thought of heading to the gym sends a shudder down your spine, consider […]
Podcasts: The Up-and-Coming Form of Fiction, Education, and News
By: Morgan Creek | Opinion Editor January 17, 2018 As newer and greater technology is developed annually, society’s trends surrounding this technology has continued to change as well. Each new generation seems to have closer ties with […]
Creative Writing – “A Violet Hour”
By: Sydney Belden | Guest Student Writer January 22, 2018 The clock struck four. The gray violets on her windowsill joylessly nodded downward. Her eyes were slaves to her Mind, catechized to remain open […]
In the World of Clickbait, Views Mean More Than Morals
By: Darren DiMarco | Web Designer January 18th, 2018 On January 1st, Logan Paul, a popular vlogger and YouTuber who boasts over 15 million subscribers, made headline news after publishing his controversial video involving a dead body […]
How Do You Define Racism?
By, Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief January 17, 2018 Over generations, Americans have been a persistent force in the shifts and transformations of our nation. As a country bustling with diversity, we are a product […]
Raising the Bar for How the Fashion Industry Treats the Environment
A massive surplus of clothing contributes to the fashion industry’s large amount of waste. By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor January 19, 2017 The clothing industry has created an environmental crisis in recent history. […]
A Night in Black- Times Up at the Golden Globes
By Kenzie McKinnon | Writer & Photographer January 17, 2018 The Globes were draped in black, but for the best cause, with actresses and some actors vowing to use their attire to make a […]
The Psalm That Goes Like This: An Inside Look into the SCHS Production of Spamalot
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) January 19, 2018 It seems that in recent years, the San Clemente High School Drama Department has gotten more ambitious in terms of their productions. In the past, one might […]
Harvard Bound: Grace Krantz
By: Claire Vlasic | Writer January 17, 2018 During second semester, seniors have loads of pressure as they eagerly await to hear back from the colleges, in and out of state. Luckily, some students have […]