Are “smart” cars actually dumb?
Emmerson Cattich | Opinion Editor October 3, 2024 In recent years, cars have evolved quickly. From large touch screens taking up the dashboard to voice assistants and self-driving features, it would be easy to say […]
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A Washington Wipeout: Boise State victory 45-24
Ella Kittler | Writer October 3, 2024 The Boise State Broncos handed the Washington Cougars their first loss of the season in an electrifying matchup with a final score of 45-24. This intense game attracted […]
SC revival of punk rock
Sienna Stone | Writer October 3, 2024 Every so often, teenage appreciators of bands like Green Day and Dead Kennedys dress in the style equivalent of the clothing section in Spirit Halloween. They attend the […]
Fight for the trophy: Rankings for the 2024 MLB postseason
Ryan Bautista | News Editor October 4, 2024 It’s fall! Leaves are falling, the weather is getting colder, and baseball fans are glued to their TVs for the next month or so. That’s right, it’s […]
Remembering H.H. Cotton’s
Kat Piantka | Newsroom Manager & Head Editor October 3, 2024 Beloved by many and seen as an iconic town staple on the historic Avenida Del Mar in our small beach town, H.H. Cotton’s Restaurant has […]
Sam Darnold’s comeback ignites the NFL season
Megan Lander | Student Life Editor October 3, 2024 In recent weeks, our beloved former Triton, Sam Darnold, has been gaining more attention with his impressive winning streak as the quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. […]
Hurricane Helene leaves united Americans in its wake
Bella Hirtzel | Writer October 3, 2024 On September 26th, Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida, and few would have predicted it would be remembered as the deadliest mainland hurricane since Katrina in 2005. Now […]
Netflix documentary resurfaces the Menendez brother’s case
Gabby Miller | Writer October 3, 2024 With Netflix’s new documentary Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, based on the 1989 murder case coming out on October 7th, the Menendez Brothers murder case has resurfaced, […]
Stress of college decisions and the reality of college tours
Colette Moffroid | A&E editor October 2, 2024 With the college application season approaching for seniors, high school juniors are also entering their college journey. Many students are just beginning to formulate their lists and […]
Destroyed Banned Books Club display raises community controversy
Taylor Van Dijk | Editor-in-Chief October 1, 2024 September 22-28th marked this year’s national Banned Books Week, which San Clemente celebrated via the banned books display at the local library. The display featured an array […]