Amidst Tragedy, Teenagers Rise to the Occasion
By: Lucy Terry | Student Life Editor March 23, 2018 One month after the Parkland shooting in Broward County on March 14th, students all over the country walked out of their schools at 10 a.m. […]
Columns & Opinion
The Problem With “Counter-Walkout” Protests
By: Meghan Byrne | Writer March 23, 2018 On Wednesday, March 14, at 10:00 AM, thousands of students across the country made headlines by participating in the National School Walkout. At San Clemente High School […]
The #MeToo Movement’s Work is Far From Over
By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor March 23, 2018 In October of last year, the Harvey Weinstein scandal shook Hollywood to its core, spurring survivors of sexual assault and harassment to come together to […]
Valentine’s Day is a Scam
By: Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief February 14th, 2018 Once a year on February 14th, heart-shaped balloons flood grocery stores across the nation; cards with cheesy quotes pile up onto each other, and anyone […]
Women’s Rights are Human Rights
By: Flynn Lloyd | News Editor February 6, 2018 On January 20th, 2018, people from various communities marched, for the second year in a row, to protest women’s rights in today’s society. Although it’s disheartening […]
A World for the Rich
By: Darren DiMarco | Web Designer January 31, 2018 As 2017 came to a close, we were able to look back at the good and the bad. 2017 proved to have a decreased unemployment rate […]
The Truth Behind Smoking Bans
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer February 5, 2018 Cigarettes produce significant harm to public health and the environment, there’s no question about it. Nearly 500,000 people die from cigarette smoking related deaths annually in the […]
Sanctity of Life Sunday: Every Life Matters
By: Jillian Gellatly | Writer January 31, 2018 On January 13, 1984, Ronald Reagan issued a proclamation designating January 22 as the first National Sanctity of Life Day. This year many Americans across the country […]
The Evolution of the US Presidency: Celebrity Intervention
By: Zoe Day | News Editor January 17, 2018 How do we determine qualifications for the highest position in the US government? Our democracy offers eligibility to citizens of at least thirty-five years of age— but […]
Why Hillary Should be in Prison
By: Zac Skov | Writer January 18, 2018 Last year’s presidential election brought up many theories and questions on the validity of Hillary Clinton as a political figure and as a person. While the Obama […]