Are The 80’s Making A Comeback?
By: Danny Olivares & Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editors February 2, 2017 Teased hair, shoulder pads, and poppy electronic tunes? Many would say that this is a description of the famous decade known as […]
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Oscars 2018 – Who Should Win & Who Will Win
By: Josh Greene | Media Editor January 31, 2018 This March marks another annual competition celebrating the year’s most acclaimed films on the most prestigious level: the 90th Academy Awards and nominations this year have brought nothing but […]
Creative Writing – “I Saw Her Standing There”
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) February 1st, 2018 While winding my unobsequious watches, I chanced to glance over my shoulder when I saw a mosquito scuttling up my window; or rather what seemed on the surface […]
Pop Culture Royalty: The Risen Fame of Drag Queens
By: Danny Olivares | Arts & Entertainment Editor January 18, 2018 If you watch TV or browse the internet regularly, you are sure to have heard of a show called RuPaul’s Drag Race and its contestants. […]
Podcasts: The Up-and-Coming Form of Fiction, Education, and News
By: Morgan Creek | Opinion Editor January 17, 2018 As newer and greater technology is developed annually, society’s trends surrounding this technology has continued to change as well. Each new generation seems to have closer ties with […]
Creative Writing – “A Violet Hour”
By: Sydney Belden | Guest Student Writer January 22, 2018 The clock struck four. The gray violets on her windowsill joylessly nodded downward. Her eyes were slaves to her Mind, catechized to remain open […]
In the World of Clickbait, Views Mean More Than Morals
By: Darren DiMarco | Web Designer January 18th, 2018 On January 1st, Logan Paul, a popular vlogger and YouTuber who boasts over 15 million subscribers, made headline news after publishing his controversial video involving a dead body […]
Raising the Bar for How the Fashion Industry Treats the Environment
A massive surplus of clothing contributes to the fashion industry’s large amount of waste. By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor January 19, 2017 The clothing industry has created an environmental crisis in recent history. […]
A Night in Black- Times Up at the Golden Globes
By Kenzie McKinnon | Writer & Photographer January 17, 2018 The Globes were draped in black, but for the best cause, with actresses and some actors vowing to use their attire to make a […]
The Psalm That Goes Like This: An Inside Look into the SCHS Production of Spamalot
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) January 19, 2018 It seems that in recent years, the San Clemente High School Drama Department has gotten more ambitious in terms of their productions. In the past, one might […]