The Electoral College: outdated and irrelevant?
BIDEN IN THE LEAD: Past map shows Biden’s lead in the Electoral college. Biden was projected the winner of the 2020 election on November 3. Map courtesy of the Associated Post Mia Costales | […]
Columns & Opinion
Tongass National Forest loses protections
OLD GROWTH: Cedars and many ancient trees like it from the Tongass National Forest will be subject to harvest. Joshua Cogan/National Geographic Gisele Brandt | Head Editor November 1, 2020 Another ruthless attack on Alaskan wildlife […]
America is following Poland
WHY THE DEBATE? Equality is needed globally. Photo courtesy of GettyImages By Brooklyn Staab | Publicity Manager November 1, 2020 Just ten days before the election, Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed in a 52-48 vote. For […]
Supporting Trump in 2020
By Harrison York | Head Editor October 30, 2020 Hostility towards conservative Americans has discouraged many from openly sharing their political views. In an election where the stakes have been raised so high, tensions are […]
Your privilege is getting in the way of your brain
By Brooklyn Staab | Publicity Manager November 5, 2020 At the peak of this pandemic, students of San Clemente High School have thrown multiple events, like a fake homecoming (“foco”), Halloween parties, and so on. […]
Presidential Debate 3: The Debatening
By Jill Greene | Head Editor October 23, 2020 Prologue: The Exposition Sweet Jesus. Here we go again. After a first debate bloated with incivility and second-hand embarrassment, as well as a nonexistent second debate, our favorite […]
Debate of The Fly
By Seth Hahn | Writer October 13, 2020 The first and last vice presidential debate for 2020 was beautiful. Obviously, a quality debate such as this deserves to be remembered for a long, long time. […]
Staying safe this Halloween
By Eden Milligan | Head Editor October 4, 2020 Halloween is arguably the best holiday of them all for its creativity, its thrill, and its uniquely October traditions. Who doesn’t love trick-or-treating, Knott’s Scary […]
The problem with online learning
By Mia Costales | Writer September 18, 2020 In the golden-age of internet, the prospect of online-learning seemed like the only plausible way to carry out a somewhat normal learning environment from home. However, minorities […]
Who are Trump’s supporters—and why do they stick around?
By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief September 18, 2020 Last week, President Trump traveled to California to address the wildfires terrorizing the West Coast. His newly infamous statement concerning global warming, “I don’t think […]