How to ace the October SAT
Carly Altman | Head Editor September 26, 2024 With standardized testing weaving its way back into the realm of college applications, the SAT dates this next month are extremely prevalent for high school students, with […]
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The rebirth of standardized tests
Carson Neuhausen | Sports Editor September 26, 2024 Standardized testing seems to be experiencing a rebirth. More schools are reconsidering the value these exams bring to the admissions process. In the wake of the […]
Rallying for victory: Triton girls tennis
Sophia Yeskulsky | Head Editor September 26, 2024 As the Triton girls tennis team reaches the halfway point of the season, the energy and camaraderie among them is stronger than ever. With a dynamic mix […]
Liv Schmidt banned from TikTok: Social media’s dangerous repercussions for teenage girls
Sienna Miller | Head Editor September 26, 2024 Liv Schmidt, a well-known TikTok influencer, has recently been banned from the platform for promoting harmful weight loss advice. This incident has sparked a significant discussion […]
Instagram tightens teen controls: will these new limits stick?
Charlotte Yeskulsky | Head Editor September 26, 2024 As concerns about social media’s impact on young people’s mental health continue to rise, Instagram is stepping up with “Teen Accounts” designed to provide better protection for […]
Is the International Baccalaureate program really worth it?
Audrey Folia | Head Editor September 26, 2024 As the date to drop classes draws nearer, many juniors participating in the international baccalaureate, or IB, program are questioning whether they’re a good fit. The program prides […]
Should teachers allow kindles in the classroom?
Catarina Wilfong | Writer September 20, 2024 In recent years, there has been increasing controversy over the topic of Kindles in classrooms and whether they should be allowed or not. A Kindle is an electronic […]
Homecoming pictures through the generations
Colette Moffroid | A&E Editor September 20, 2024 The weeks of stress and planning leading up to the Homecoming dance finally pay off when your car rolls into the beautiful vista that is Pines […]
The unsuccessful cafeteria
Gabby Miller | Writer September 20, 2024 As of 2021, the Capistrano Unified School District has provided all students with breakfast and lunch free of charge. However, they have failed to prepare safe meals […]
Is TIDE Time actually better than Tutorial?
Sedona Sweginnis | Sports Editor September 20, 2024 The tide is high and students are drowning in a sea of anxiety. Is this new format of Tutorial really allowing students to achieve greater academic potential […]