The case against Joe Biden’s bid for the presidency
Andrew de Koeyer| Writer March 12, 2020 By now the democratic field has been reduced to two clear candidates, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. What began as one of the most crowded fields in party […]
Columns & Opinion
A time of crisis further emphasizes the personal responsibilities of the individual
Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief March 13, 2020 Dominating the media, coronavirus has taken the world by storm as it has now affected all facets of society. The mass media coverage on the topic […]
Trump Administration influences Roger Stone’s trial for personal and political gain
By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor March 5, 2020 Roger Stone, who looks like a mix of a bad guy in every movie and Mr. Peanut, was sentenced to over three years in prison on Thursday, […]
Should students need an incentive to do well on state testing?
By: Mia Costales | Writer March 5, 2020 As state testing approaches, students anxiously anticipate hours of sitting behind a computer reading literary passages and calculating mathematical equations. The proposition of incentives such as pizza […]
The plague of PDA at SCHS: Why kissing on campus is not cool
By: Julia Wilson | Head Editor March 6, 2020 There is one inescapable thing that seems to plague San Clemente High School today–it is not bullying, it is not the flu, and it is not […]
Teachers vs. Field Trips
By: Kaitlyn Harsey | Writer March 4, 2020 Every once in a while, students are faced with an ultimatum: going on an unforgettable field trip or missing their classes. For example, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr […]
6 superfoods your body needs
By: Maile Benumof | Writer February 28, 2020 Nutritionally speaking, there is no such thing as a superfood. The term was only coined for marketing purposes to sell food products and influence trends. The label […]
Why all students should feel equal at graduation
By: Julia Wilson | Head Editor February 21, 2020 As seniors in high school, the bittersweet moments of spending the last months cherishing and celebrating with both your friends and classmates together begin to set […]
Bloomberg’s debut debate: a rocky start
By: Mia Costales | Writer February 21, 2020 Former New York mayor, Michael Bloomberg, made his first appearance at the ninth Democratic Debate on Wednesday and not without obvious criticism from the other Democratic candidates. […]
Why Pelosi and the Democrats need to take the high road
By: Maxine Davey | Head Editor February 7, 2020 Nancy Pelosi’s constant eye-rolling, head-shaking, pursed lips, and overall unrestrained disgust during President Trump’s State of the Union speech on February 4, though quite entertaining, are […]