Daylight Savings: a survival guide
Jenna Forss | Writer March 16, 2023 “Spring forward, fall back”. Every American has chanted this phrase to remind themselves of that special time of year when they have to cope with that nighttime darkness […]
Columns & Opinion
Biden administration approves controversial Willow Oil Project
Shea Gallagher | Student Life Editor March 17th, 2023 To much of our disappointment, the Biden administration decided to approve the Willow project, despite 3.6 million (and rising) signatures protesting it on change.org. Biden’s decision […]
What is this mysterious liquid falling from the sky?
Claire Hedger || Writer March 17, 2023 What is rain? Chances are if you asked that question to a Californian, they would not be able to answer. However, due to the recent fluctuation in southern California’s […]
Super bloom across California
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor March 7 2023 The winter of 2023 has brought an unusual amount of rain and snow to Southern California, and San Clemente has not been spared. However, […]
Is Tik Tok Chinese spyware?
Olivia Vergopia | Writer March 9, 2023 TikTok is officially on the chopping block with notable individuals accusing TikTok of being “Chinese spyware” and that their “data could end up in the hands of the […]
Fox News hit with 1.6 billion dollar lawsuit over fraudulent election claims
Aaron Velez | Editor-in-Chief February 24, 2023 Fox News is facing a significant legal threat in a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit initiated by Dominion, an election technology company, concerning falsehoods aired about the 2020 presidential […]
Newsom cuts ties with Wallgreens because of their refusal to sell abortion pills
Sienna Miller| Writer March 10, 2023 On Friday, February 1st, Republican representatives in 20 states, wrote a letter to pharmacies notifying them that if they sold mifepristone (an abortion medication) by mail, there would […]
Student debt relief and how it works
Jack Wolfsohn | Head Editor March 3 2023 Student loan debt has become a significant issue in the United States, with borrowers owing over $1.7 trillion in federal and private student loans. In response, President […]
Looming Willow Project poses a threat to the environment and Biden’s career
Ava Miller | Opinion Editor March 2, 2023 The Willow Project, an oil drilling venture proposed by ConocoPhillips, the largest crude oil producer in Alaska, is expected to be decided on by President Joe Biden […]
Been looking for something to read? Here are some suggestions…
Shea Gallagher | Student Life Editor March 3, 2023 The second most popular hobby of people in the United States is reading. Approximately 36% of people would describe reading as one of their hobbies, leaving […]