Giving back this Christmas
Kylie Drunasky | Writer December 4, 2024 The holiday season is often known for gift-giving, family gatherings, and festive celebrations. But for many, this time of year can serve as a compelling reminder of the […]
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Māori protest outside New Zealand’s Parliament: Haka against the “Indigenous Bill”
Keely Cabatuan | Photo Editor November 15, 2024 In a powerful show of resistance, hundreds of Māori protesters gathered outside New Zealand’s Parliament on November 14th to perform the haka, a traditional Māori war dance, […]
Financial aid for the college bound: A guide to the FAFSA and CSS Profile
Carly Altman | Head Editor December 5, 2024 If you are planning to pursue higher education, the cost of attendance will likely play a significant role in where you choose to attend college. If you […]
Highlighting feminist films and their role in shaping cultural narratives
Sienna Miller | Head Editor December 5, 2024 Fictional films, literature, and art are reflections of society, offering a mirror to the world around us. When a new idea or concept in these mediums strikes […]
Safety or style: which is more important for a new driver?
Emily Ota | Writer December 5, 2024 As the end of 2024 creeps near, more and more sophomores are turning sixteen. With this new age comes an exciting change in life: the ability to drive. […]
Trump’s Cabinet controversy: Will it be for better or for worse?
Carson Neuhausen| Sports Editor December 4, 2024 As Trump goes through the process of electing his Cabinet members, media outlets question the intentions behind his nominations. A few of his selections have caused massive […]
Growing popularity of the motel mini market in San Clemente
Keely Cabatuan| Photo Editor December 5th 2024 In the streets of San Clemente, a delightful new addition to the town’s vibrant local scene quietly captures the attention of residents and visitors: a charming vintage market […]
Best acai bowl: Alohana Acai Bowls & Coffee
Makenzie Drunasky | Writer December 3, 2024 In the heart of our vibrant beach town community lies a hidden gem that has quickly become a go-to-spot for health conscious locals: Alohana Bowls. With its colorful […]
Future conservationists: SCHS Global Sustainability Project
Audrey Folia | Head Editor December 5, 2024 This year, the Picerne Foundation is partnering with San Clemente High School to offer ten students the opportunity of a lifetime. Known as the Global Sustainability Project, […]
Low tide, high vibes: the Low Tide Market is rising in popularity
Marlie Langer | Student Life Editor December 5, 2024 The new fun and funky market–the Low Tide Market is an up and coming flea market consisting of many small businesses from all around Southern California. […]