Creative Writing – “The Chirp”
By: Miles Estrada | Writer (Fiction) September 28, 2017 From all my years spent in this queer land of craggy mountains and festooned rainforest, I, Alfred Quisenberry, can safely say that I might very well be […]
Arts/Entertainment
Blood, Love, Drama: Welcome to the Little Shop of Horrors
By, Flynn Lloyd | News Editor September 18, 2017 “Don’t Feed Plants…” The only piece of advice one will need after the San Clemente High School drama department performs Little Shop of Horrors. Opening Thursday, […]
Movie Review – IT
By: Lucas Henkel & Danny Olivares | Arts & Entertainment Editors September 13, 2017 Since its announcement back in 2015, Andy Muschietti’s IT has quite possibly been one of the most anticipated horror movies of the […]
Creative Writing – “A Well Respected Man”
By, Miles Estrada |Writer (Fiction) September 14, 2017 Peter Wimsey would always dress the same way wherever he went. There was no particular reason behind this; he just liked it. Among the multitudinous world of […]
Club Profile: Super Smash Brothers
By: Clayton Bonigut | Writer & Darren DiMarco | Web Designer September 13, 2017 Amongst the crowd and chaos available at Club Rush, a solitary club with a single sign stood their ground as […]
A Superior Year with SCHS Vocal Arts’ Newest Songbird, Ms. Kemble
By: Jahfreen Alam | News Editor May 26th, 2017 As the newest choral director of San Clemente High School’s award-winning choirs, Ms. Kemble definitely had to meet high expectations- and she far exceeded them. As a […]
Who is the Current Greatest Rapper Alive?
By: Josh Greene | Media Editor & Max Jonnaert | Sports Editor April 27, 2017 One of the biggest debates in rap culture today is who sits upon the throne as the greatest rapper alive […]
A Guide to the Perfect Promposal
By: Stephanie Diaz | Writer/Photographer & Victor Mendoza | Writer April 18, 2017 With prom being less than a month away, the majority of seniors and juniors have begun to prepare for the spectacular […]
Disney Stories – Gruesome or Everyone’s Little Dream
February 24th, 2017 By Hailey Griffith |Writer/Photographer In the mid-19th century, the Brothers Grimm wrote fairy tales. Their fairy tales were eventually adapted into films for children. However, the stories themselves were gruesome and dark, dealing with subjects that […]
What it Means to be “Insta-Famous”
By: Camryn Ostrander | Writer/Photographer & Kenzie Mckinnon | Writer February 22, 2017 Ever desired to be the next Jay Alvarrez (@jayalvarrez), Alexis Ren (@alexisren), or Eva Gutowski (@mylifeaseva)? They did not become famous by […]