By: Abigail Calandra | Writer Though the 2020 election is still two years away, Republicans and Democrats have been advertising the rise of politicians such as Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, among others, as a […]
By: Nina Kanani | Writer May 10, 2019 On Tuesday May 7, Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp, signed legislation that bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected; this can occur as early as six […]
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor As we approach the end of the school year, juniors and seniors’ schedules are packed with finals and AP and IB testing. Fortunately, this final month of school brings […]
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor May 16, 2019 As the end of the school year approaches, we’ve had to say goodbye to our favorite activities at San Clemente High School, including spirit assemblies, sports […]
By: Oyuky Bahena | Writer/Media Team May 13, 2019 It’s mid-May, which means that the 2018-2019 school year is finally nearing its end. Of course there’s still the stress of AP/IB tests and finals, but […]
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 10, 2019 In the midst of his first term on the City Council, San Clemente Mayor Steven Swartz died Wednesday, May 8th at age 71. Appointed as mayor in […]
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor 2 May, 2019 The climax of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Avengers: Endgame, premiered on April 26 and has, so far, captivated the awe of all who have seen […]
By: Reid Corley | Writer San Clemente, California has always been one of the top places in the world for surfing and there’s a reason that SC churns out several Championship Tour (CT) level surfers […]
By: Gabe Govi | Multimedia May 3rd, 2019 If the second annual Triton Film Festival is anything like the first, I highly recommend you bring yourself, and your friends, to the Little Theatre on May […]
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer May 3, 2019 President Donald Trump, along with his three eldest children and his private company, filed a lawsuit against Capital One and Deutsche banks on Monday, April 29 , […]