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 […]
Columns & Opinion
Art’s role in English classes should be nonexistent
By: Julia Wengier | Editor-in-Chief September 23, 2018 English classes around the nation are infected with the notion that art is an effective way to demonstrate understanding of key concepts. While language can be considered […]
Conspiracy theory: The Apollo 11 moon landing was a hoax
By: Vivienne Meyerhofer | Writer September 19, 2018 Disclaimer: What is written below is theory, not fact, and is written for entertainment purposes. On July 20, 1969, the Apollo II moon landing caused conspiracy theorists […]
China’s Waste Ban Creates Global Recycling Crisis
By: Gabe Govi | Multimedia September 10, 2018 China, a country shaped by world-wide mass consumer production, has begun enforcing a new environmental initiative with potential to reduce its carbon footprint and remove their label as ‘the […]
Supreme Court Nominee Feared to Influence Abortion Vote
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer September 12, 2018 Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is beyond polarizing. The confirmation hearings have been explosive, filled with protests and unheard of breaches of protocol. Senator Cory Booker (D) […]
New Law Proposes Schools to Start at 8:30
By: Ethan Jolly | Photographer/Multimedia September 10th, 2018 Imagine: it’s a Monday morning, you’re just waking up and getting out of bed, but instead of it being 6:30 in the morning, it’s 7:30. California lawmakers […]
We Are the Silver Bullet for Climate Change
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer The global temperature average is increasing, ocean temperatures and sea levels are rising, ice sheets are shrinking, glaciers are retreating, and extreme weather events are becoming all too normal. To […]
An Editor´s Farewell
By: Chloe Rudnicki | Editor in Chief May 25th, 2018 When I first trudged bleary-eyed into zero period newspaper three years ago, I didn’t know what to expect. I knew I loved to write and I […]
Journalism in the 21st Century
By: Gavin Kelleher-Marciello – Editor in Chief May 25, 2018 Some say journalists are a dying breed, slowly fizzling away with their dreary old newspapers, devoured by the digital age of the 21st century. In the […]
How to Find Your Passion
By: Sydney Burns | Writer May 24, 2018 For the past four years in high school, I struggled with “finding my passion” or what I love so much that I would want to do it […]