Brooklyn Staab |Opinion Editor & Publicity Manager December 3, 2021 Nearly a decade ago in the fall of 2012, Taylor Swift released her fourth studio album, Red. The original country-pop album, with hit songs like “22,” […]
Brooklyn Staab | Opinion Editor & Publicity Manager November 8, 2021 Methane, a greenhouse gas responsible for approximately 30% of the earth’s atmosphere temperature rise, will now be more heavily monitored by the Environmental Protection […]
MR. YOUNG lights green and yellow fire with the Bunsen burner. Jack Wolfsohn Jack Wolfsohn | Writer November 4, 2021 A great teacher is a person who not only teaches the course material, but who […]
Eden Milligan | Editor-in-Chief November 8, 2021 COP26, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties, first met on October 31, and in only a few days produced ambitious goals for reducing the impact […]
Sofia Sipelis | Opinion Editor November 6, 2021 Following San Clemente High Schools’ notoriously extravagant homecoming festivities comes red ribbon week, a week intended to spread drug awareness around campus. The week is full […]
Ben Meyler | Writer November 4, 2021 Last week, the director of the United Nations World Food Programme stated that by donating a fraction of their wealth, top billionaires could end the ongoing battle of world […]
Harrison York | Editor-in-Chief November 5, 2021 Virginia and New Jersey held gubernatorial elections on November 2, 2021. In an off year, the results demonstrated mixed sentiments towards the Biden administration, which faces a disastrously […]
Jack Hagen | Sports Editor November 7, 2021 Tuesday, the Atlanta Braves won their first World Series in 26 years with seemingly the entire country on their side. Their opponent, the Houston Astros, are possibly […]
Lucas Rapeepat | Head Editor November 7, 2021 November has arrived, a signal that the 2021 NFL season reached its midpoint. After eight weeks of football, it’s time to evaluate the true contenders, analyzing who […]
Shayna Sparks | News Editor November 5, 2021 Over the last few months, ships have been collecting in the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, building a backlog and causing issues for the supply chain. […]