Creative Writing – Paralleled
By Saffron Sener | News Editor December 1, 2015 Rima sits. She knows nothing but the pain in her feet from walking and walking and walking for what has seemed to her a […]
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Two Cities, Two Tragedies – Paris Attacks and Beirut Bombings
By: Jahfreen Alam | Writer December 3, 2015 Both marked by tragedies, the cities of Paris and Beirut feel a sense of shock and grief linger as recent terrorist attacks continue to weigh heavily […]
Movie Review – Secret in Their Eyes
By: Alison Shea | News Editor December 2, 2015 Julia Roberts doesn’t turn to her usual happy-go-lucky role in this mystery and suspense drama that hit theaters on Friday, November 20. Instead, she plays […]
A Better Understanding of In-State Syrian Refugees
By: Maisie Shea | Writer & Bryce Dutchik | Writer December 3, 2015 After this past week’s attacks on Paris, the people of France are not the only ones suffering; Syrian refugees […]
A (Not So) Normal Sunday Afternoon
By: Ethan Partridge | Writer November 20, 2015 Twelve o’clock at the new San Clemente Outlets, and business is booming. People are filling the several plazas, looking in at the new wonders that await them […]
Keeping Your Furry Friend Safe
By: Alexis Weppner | Writer November 22, 2015 Admit it: We’re all guilty of feeding our furry little friends table scraps! And while it’s quite obvious that they enjoy it — some, so much […]
A Naive Person’s Look at Loss
By: Chloe Rudnicki | Opinion Editor December 3, 2015 Sometimes, life decides to take something beautiful and break it. Hearts, minds, relationships, memories: nothing is sacred to this ruthless monster, powered by time and […]
Thanksgiving Isn’t All About The Food
By Koby Wolfe | Writer December 3, 2015 This Thanksgiving, the traditional football games were either exciting or just a straight dominant play by one team. There were a great number of amazing catches, impressive […]
Thanksgiving Break Vacations 2015
By: Katie Kendall | Writer & Melissa Whitsell | Writer December 3, 2015 Every year for Thanksgiving, students spend their week-long break in captivating spots like mountains, deserts, and even distant beaches. Thanksgiving […]
Making a Splash with Girls Water Polo
By El Seabern | Writer & Taylor Jower | Writer December 1, 2015 After losing by one point last year against El Toro at CIF finals, the varsity girls water polo team couldn’t help […]