Circles: the posthumous project of artist Mac Miller
The album cover artwork of Circles, Mac Miller’s sixth and final studio album By: Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief January 25, 2020 Over a year after the death of artist Mac Miller, the public […]
Columns & Opinion
Lack of fish: A problem for humans, by humans
Fishing in the same spot day in and out drastically decreases fish populations, like our San Clemente Pier (photos by Ava Sinacori) By: Lang Csira | General Editor January 23, 2020 Oceans are destabilizing, fish […]
How to stick to your New Year’s Resolutions
By: Maile Benumof | Writer Every year without failure millions of Americans make goals, or New Year’s Resolutions, proclaiming how they’re going to be “better” this year. And again, without failure, millions of those Americans […]
Will the XFL be successful?
By Elijah Winn | Editor January 23rd, 2020 As the NFL season draws nearer to its conclusion with the Superbowl, there comes the annual void for football lovers until April. The XFL hopes to fulfill […]
Generation Z’s role in climate change activism
Teenagers participating in a climate strike. By: Mia Costales | Writer January 17, 2020 Climate change has been an increasingly important topic in recent years with the whole world wondering just how far we can […]
Music festivals: worth the price tag?
By: Jane Moran | Writer December 12, 2019 Every year, music festivals across the country such as Rolling Loud, Camp Flog Gnaw, Coachella, and Stagecoach, put out their lineups in the months before the festival […]
The best and worst of 2019: the year in review
By: Maxine Davey | Head Editor December 13, 2019 2019 has brought us some memorable moments: from pop culture to politics, this year has been one for the books. Here’s a look at some of […]
Why we need socialized medicine
By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor December 11, 2019 I spent Thanksgiving break in Prague, Czech Republic, visiting the place I will soon make my home. Just after getting on the airplane, my mom, a Type […]
Hollywood’s new, subversive reality
By: Elijah Winn | General Editor November 22, 2019 In the current age, expectations for blockbusters and critically-acclaimed TV shows swell into a cultural frenzy that dominates the media. Some films can attest to success […]
Trump’s presidency is a low point in American history
By: Abigail Calandra | Head Editor November 21, 2019 Trump’s demeanor, violations of the Constitution, and shady acts have further tarnished his already substandard reputation, and his presidency will be seen as a low point […]