Is it really just a hat?
By Lexi Kortman | Writer February 1, 2019 Although it is distressing that hate crimes still occur in the year 2019, it unfortunately does not come as a complete shock. To some, MAGA hats are simply […]
Columns & Opinion
President Trump supports bills implementing Bible literacy classes
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor February 1, 2019 On January 28, 2019, President Trump tweeted out his support for the introduction of Bible literacy classes in schools after this proposition by several state legislatures. […]
Egg breaks the internet
By: Eva Gardner | Photographer January 25, 2019 What came first: the chicken or the egg? To start 2019 off fresh, millions of Instagram users banned together to prove that the egg, does in fact, […]
The Beginning of the End of the Trump Presidency, as Associates Come Clean
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer December 10, 2018 Following two months of almost complete and ominous silence during the midterms, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team appears to be ratcheting up its investigation. Despite Trump installing […]
Are online classes ready to become the main way people learn?
By: Sam Giacobello | Writer October 25, 2018 As online classes are becoming more and more accessible and convenient, many students are turning digital for a few, or in some cases all, of their high […]
Arbitrary system defeats United States democracy
By: Abigail Calandra| Writer October 10, 2018 A democracy is a government run by the people, but does the electoral college really represent all citizens of the United States? Some say the electoral college was […]
Kavanaugh Appointment is an Atrocity
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor October 11, 2018 Brett Kavanaugh was officially appointed onto the Supreme Court on October 10, 2018, after weeks of strife and deliberation of his innocence concerning sexual assault allegations […]
Why Now and Does it Matter
By: Lang Csira | Writer October 10, 2018 As a fifteen-year-old girl, I cannot begin to convey the horror that Christine Basely Ford must have experienced. The general disrespect for women, which all women experience, […]
AVID Helps Lay an Equitable Foundation for College
By: Matt Farrow | Student Life Editor October 2, 2018 The Advancement Via Individual Determination program (AVID) is a nonprofit organization aimed at helping schools give additional academic guidance to students who need it. San […]
Op-Ed: After School Tutorial
By: Lexi Kortman | Writer October 3, 2018 Almost every San Clemente High School student has heard of After School Tutorial, but many don’t know what it’s all about, or take advantage of the academic and social […]