Plastic Free CUSD
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer January 17, 2018 On Coastal Cleanup Day in 2016, plastic bottles were the second most found pollutant on our beaches, and plastic bottle caps were the third. In the United […]
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The Evolution of the US Presidency: Celebrity Intervention
By: Zoe Day | News Editor January 17, 2018 How do we determine qualifications for the highest position in the US government? Our democracy offers eligibility to citizens of at least thirty-five years of age— but […]
An Idiot’s Guide to the Academy Awards
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor January 16, 2018 With the dawn of award season upon us, marked by the Golden Globes just a few weeks ago, us mere peasants start again, like many previous years […]
Why Hillary Should be in Prison
By: Zac Skov | Writer January 18, 2018 Last year’s presidential election brought up many theories and questions on the validity of Hillary Clinton as a political figure and as a person. While the Obama […]
The Rise of the Ugandan Knuckles
By: Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editors January 19, 2018 As the clock strikes midnight, a new year begins with a bang. And when I say a bang, I really do mean a bang, or at least […]
Conspiracy Theory: California Wild Fires Started by the Government?
Homes in Sonoma County that were completely destroyed due to powerful fires. By: Lynsey Burner | Writer January 17,2018 Disclaimer: What is written here is just theory, not facts, and is for entertainment purposes. In October […]
Water on Mars Brings Manned Mission Closer to a Reality
By Meghan Byrne | Writer January 16, 2018 For decades, the surface of the Red Planet has seemed foreign and mysterious as something out of a Star Wars film. The first photographs of Mars were […]
“Meltdown” and “Spectre” are the Worst Computer Vulnerabilities of Our Time – How Can You Stay Protected?
By: Clayton Bonigut | Writer January 17, 2018 Over the span of just the last few months, four independent research teams privately reported to Intel about the existence of “industry-breaking” vulnerabilities in their processors. It’s […]
College Football Playoffs
By: Jillian Gellatly | Writer January 16, 2018 Packed stadiums, roaring fans, and young men leaving it all out on the field to return back to their universities as heroes. This is what college football is […]
Rain Hits San Clemente
By: Hailey Daniels | Writer January 24, 2018 This past week, San Clemente has been experiencing some weather Californians haven’t seen in a while. The climate has gone down and a natural phenomenon called “rain” […]