Columns & Opinion

Emmerson Cattich | Opinion Editor October 3, 2024 In recent years, cars have evolved quickly. From large touch screens taking up the dashboard to voice assistants and self-driving features, it would be easy to say […]

Makenzie Drunasky | Writer September 26, 2024 At San Clemente High School, the competitive spirit associated with athletics is now stronger than ever. With the number of students joining sports teams standing at astronomically large […]

Sophie Lebourgeois | A&E Editor September 25, 2024 For teenage and adult women now, it is safe to say our childhoods are slowly being replaced. The colorful, joy sparking nostalgia of Littlest Pet Shops, American […]

  Carson Neuhausen | Sports Editor September 26, 2024 Standardized testing seems to be experiencing a rebirth. More schools are reconsidering the value these exams bring to the admissions process. In the wake of the […]

Charlotte Yeskulsky | Head Editor September 26, 2024 As concerns about social media’s impact on young people’s mental health continue to rise, Instagram is stepping up with “Teen Accounts” designed to provide better protection for […]

Catarina Wilfong | Writer September 20, 2024 In recent years, there has been increasing controversy over the topic of Kindles in classrooms and whether they should be allowed or not. A Kindle is an electronic […]

  Gabby Miller | Writer September 20, 2024 As of 2021, the Capistrano Unified School District has provided all students with breakfast and lunch free of charge. However, they have failed to prepare safe meals […]

Emma Sutherland | Writer September 20, 2024 For most girls, trying out and successfully making a sports team at their high school is a monumental moment in their life. High School sports teams are meant […]

Megan Lander | Student Life Editor September 20, 2024 After coming back to school each year, there is always that one person who complains about summer not being long enough. In turn, the usual response […]