Coachella versus Stagecoach
Chloe Gerhard | Writer May 2, 2024 Last month was the kick-off to festival season with Coachella starting on April 14th and Stagecoach ending on April 28th. Both music festivals not only occurred back to […]
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Navigating uncertainty: students grapple with FAFSA delays in college decision-making
Charlotte Yeskulsky | Head Editor March 21, 2024 In the midst of what should be an exciting time for high school seniors preparing for college, many find themselves grappling with unexpected challenges due to a botched […]
Counting down the days till our senior prom
Gracie Reynolds | Writer May 7, 2024 The time is ticking with prom just around the corner! The struggle for last minute outfit ideas causes the students, and even the parents, a lot of stress. […]
Thoughtful Mother’s Day gifts under $150
Sienna Miller | News Editor April 29, 2024 With Mother’s Day just around the corner, you might be wondering how to show Mom you care without emptying your wallet. In addition, with finals and […]
Debriefing senior week
Blake McAlpin | Student Life Editor May 3, 2024 Towards the end of each school year, San Clemente High puts on a Senior Week. During Senior Week, each day has a dress-up theme that coincides […]
Grants Pass v. Johnson: the effects on homelessness in California
Sophia Yeskulsky | Sports Editor May 2, 2024 The Supreme Court’s deliberation on the case of the City of Grants Pass v. Johnson has the potential to reshape how cities nationwide, particularly in California, address […]
A shift in Chicago Bears’ football
David Rudnicki | Sports Editor May 2, 2024 For decades, Chicago has been hailed as a sports town, boasting dynasties in hockey with the Black Hawks clinching three Stanley Cups in six years during the 2010s, […]
“The Tortuered Poets Department” historic debut
Claire Pham | News Editor May 2, 2023 As expected, Taylor Swift’s album “The Tortuered Poets Department” had the biggest streaming debut of an album in history. On top of selling 2 million physical copies […]
University donors become silent as campus protests increase
April 25, 2024 Charlotte Yeskulsky | Head Editor Amidst a surge of campus protests across top American colleges, concerns over antisemitism and the response of wealthy donors have taken center stage. The latest wave of student […]
Protesting at Universities across America
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor May 1st, 2024 Across the United States, college campuses have become the center of political activism and public debate, driven by the latest flare-ups in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Institutions like Columbia […]