Creative Writing – “The Chirp”
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) September 28, 2017 From all my years spent in this queer land of craggy mountains and festooned rainforest, I, Alfred Quisenberry, can safely say that I might very well be […]
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Mexico Buried in Rubble After Fatal Earthquakes
Volunteers in Mexico City clear away rubble in hopes of finding survivors. By: Courtney McDonald | Writer September 27, 2017 In this past month of September, Mexican citizens have been ravaged with deadly, destructive earthquakes, most […]
Club Profile: Blue Oceans Club
Blue Oceans Club President, senior Erika Hunting, sits down to discuss her club and its focus on beach cleanups. By: Meghan Byrne | Writer September 27, 2017 As the fall semester unfolds, our campus is buzzing […]
Club Profile: Model Congress
By: Renee Malone | Writer & Lauren Stewart | Writer and Photographer September 28th,2017 With the beginning of another year at San Clemente High School, students look to expand their involvement on and off campus through extracurricular […]
The Struggle is Real
By: Sean Turcotte | Writer & Zac Skov | Writer September 27, 2017 The word “school” alone can be one of the most terrifying things to hear. The books that seem to weigh a thousand pounds, the […]
Welcome Back, Tritons!
By: Chloe Rudnicki |Editor in Chief September 12, 2017 This year was more than just a transition from one grade to the next. Early August 22nd, hundreds of bleary-eyed seniors trekked down to T-Street for […]
Blood, Love, Drama: Welcome to the Little Shop of Horrors
By, Flynn Lloyd | News Editor September 18, 2017 “Don’t Feed Plants…” The only piece of advice one will need after the San Clemente High School drama department performs Little Shop of Horrors. Opening Thursday, […]
Overcoming Cancer
By: Claire Vlasic | Writer September 13, 2017 Everyday people deal with obstacles in their lives, some vast and some small. It takes a certain person to be able to overcome these challenging moments in […]
A Different Perspective
By: Zac Skov | Writer & Sean Turcotte | Writer September 12, 2017 Fridays are seen by many as a gateway to the weekend and a time to relax, but to the rowdy students of […]