A closer look at the impact of Best Buddies
By: Flynn Lloyd | Editor in Chief May 3, 2019 The 15-year-running Best Buddies Club at San Clemente High School is no hidden gem to students, as this year the club attracted hundreds of Triton […]
Columns & Opinion
Pete Buttigieg: Why “Mayor Pete” is not just another candidate
By: Sam Giacobello | Writer April 26, 2019 Chances are that if you’ve heard of Pete Buttigieg, you know that he is running for the Democratic nomination for president and is hoping to become the first homosexual […]
Sustainable branding can do more harm than good
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor April 26, 2019 Constant and increasing media coverage of the impending effects of climate change have defined environmental consciousness as one of the key values of many forward-thinking Americans, […]
The truth of female employment in America
By: Lang Csira | Writer April 26, 2019 America is the best at: making guitars and cereals, processing corn, having a lot of guns, and farming the most beef, but definitely not the best at […]
Is Starbucks coming next to SCHS safe for students?
By: Amanda Cichewicz | Writer & Aubrey Johnston | Photographer April 26, 2019 More and more, Starbucks locations are opening up around San Clemente. With one already on El Camino Real, one on Pico […]
Democratic platform looks shaky heading in to 2020
By: Brayden Young | Chief Political Correspondent April 19, 2019 Well, we are not even halfway through 2019, but election campaigns are starting right now. In my last article, I spoke about the reasons why […]
Your kids may never have a job
By: Matt Farrow |Student Life Editor April 12, 2019 The printing press caused revolution; cars created suburbs; computers redesigned financial markets. While the intent of technology is to improve the quality of life, it almost […]
The brutally long-lasting impact of school shootings
Courtney McDonald | Student Life Editor March 29, 2019 Not long ago, the most a student had to worry about was getting to class on time and finishing their homework. The same cannot be said […]
The inequality behind college football
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor March 29, 2019 To put it simply, football is America’s favorite pastime. Whether it be families playing at a park, attending exciting high school football games, like our […]
An analysis of the modern American education and its usefulness
By: Matthew Farrow | Student Life Editor March 29, 2019 The modern American schooling system receives ample criticism, but to what extent is this criticism justified? After all, school is responsible for teaching us how […]