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 […]
Columns & Opinion
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 […]
Prom 2018 Review – “Midnight in Manhattan”
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor & Courtney McDonald | Writer May 24, 2018 Although last year’s Titanic prom theme was extremely subpar at best, this disappointment was nothing compared to this years prom, which […]
The Posting POTUS: Where do we draw the line?
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor & Courtney McDonald | Writer May 24, 2018 With a new court ruling stating that President Trump cannot block critical users on his favorite social media platform, Twitter, a […]
A Woman’s Right to Choose
By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor & Lucy Terry | Student Life Editor May 9, 2018 While many anti-abortionists argue that from the moment of conception the unborn “child” deserves the same rights as […]
Addressing Gun Violence – School Resource Officers
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer April 24, 2018 In the wake of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, politicians have been pressed day in and day out to implement solutions to the […]
Addressing Orange County Homelessness
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer May 30, 2018 Homelessness is not a crime. Unfortunately, as police continue to break up encampments and incarcerate the homeless population, they are restricting their access to social services, undercutting their […]
Why Community College Isn’t a Drag
By: Sydney Burns | Writer April 13, 2018 Dear Struggling Senior, As college acceptances are received by your peers and you know you’re headed for a community college, don’t lose hope in your “college experience” […]
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. […]
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 […]