Teens aren’t getting enough sleep
By: Kate Hedger | Writer October 11, 2019 Every day, teenagers are expected to wake up, be on time for school, complete their homework, take part in extracurricular activities, and have a social […]
Columns & Opinion
Donald Trump’s political career: seriously, is it all a joke?
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in Chief October 3, 2019 President Trump has baffled the nation ever since his announcement to run for the presidency. To many Americans, it was unthinkable and comical. Clearly, the […]
The inconsistencies of the United States government: e-cigarette and gun legislation
Mourners embrace at a shrine outside of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida (Denver Post). By: Maxine Davey | Head Editor September 26, 2019 On August 23, 2019, the first case of death […]
Consequences of the drone strike in Saudi Arabia
By: Elijah Winn | Editor September 24, 2019 Early dawn on Saturday saw Saudi Arabia’s two major oil facilities attacked by simultaneous missile and drone strikes. Experts say that these attacks have destroyed five percent […]
How social media addiction is destroying school performance
Juniors at SCHS engulfed in social media at lunch (photo by: Ava Sinacori) By: Makena Viera |Writer September 20, 2019 We’ve all been there. You’re bored and need to kill time in the car. You’re […]
The San Clemente definition of success
By: Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief September 20, 2019 Due to its broad definition, success remains relative to one’s surrounding environment. The high demand for houses within the beach town of San Clemente has […]
Students spend too much time with mobile video games
By: Jason Watkins and Owen Simler | Writers September 13, 2019 Mobile video games are often used as an escape from the constant social encounters, work, and education that life provides. As a student, a […]
Solar panels at SCHS: The benefits outweigh the costs
By: Sydney Donovan and Brooke Donovan | Editor and Writer September 13, 2019 In 2017, students approached the school board about installing solar panels on campuses across CUSD. Thanks to the hard work of these […]
The ironclad heroism of Instagram users
By: Elijah Winn | Editor and Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief September 6,2019 Since January 2019, over 80,000 fires have sprung up throughout the Amazon rainforest, ravaging Brazil. In an attempt to solve the issue, […]
San Clemente homeless encampment raises concerns for residents
By: Noah Canfield and Faith Haas | Writers September 6, 2019 A few months ago, North Beach was one of the sketchiest places to be any time of the day because of the ridiculous amount […]