Conscious Eater – Meet Your Meat
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer November 4, 2016 Love yourself, the earth, and the creatures on it: My personal experience as a vegetarian of seven years, and why you too should consider a compassionate lifestyle. […]
Columns & Opinion
“Opinionated” or Simply “Woman”?
By Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor November 2, 2016 Opinionated (adj): Conceitedly assertive and dogmatic in one’s opinions. We all know an “opinionated” person: someone we believe to assert their views and not open these […]
Tips for a Healthy Social Life
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer Three important tips for a healthy “social” experience Social media–the platform that interconnects and intertwines our generation. This collective experience is full of individuality but also of imitations. Here are […]
Creative Writing – A Greater Evil
By: Chase Flihan | Writer October 30, 2016 “Lesser, greater, middling, it’s all the same. Proportions are negotiated, boundaries blurred. I’m not a pious hermit, I’ve not been bad all my life. But if […]
A Human Responsibility: Allowing All a Place In the Global Community
By: Chloe Rudnicki |News Editor October 21, 2016 The human tendency for self-absorption and the pervasiveness of disaster clash to form the epicenter of an international epidemic of selective empathy. In a world choked by […]
How Political Correctness has Empowered Prejudice
By: Chloe Rudnicki | News Editor October 6, 2016 Each generation has its defining trait, a marker of either success or failure as each wave of young adults attempt to outstrip the constraints and […]
Brock Turner – Privilege or Prison?
By, Gavin Kelleher | Writer September 28, 2016 On January 18th of last year, Brock Turner, a 20-year-old Stanford student, was arrested after two cyclists discovered him behind a dumpster on top of an […]
Chromebook Funding for SCHS
By Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor September 21, 2016 Last year, the Capistrano Unified School District announced they would discontinue funding for Google Chromebooks at San Clemente High School, leaving teachers with only a […]
From One Millennial to Another – Breaking the Cycle of Unconscious Racism
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer/Photographer September 13, 2016 With a population of 318.9 million, the U.S. has been commonly labeled as a “cultural melting pot.” Throughout history, a wide variety of different ethnic groups and […]
Avoiding the Anthem: A Protest of All-American Oppression
By: Saffron Sener | Editor in Chief September 9, 2016 On August 26, 2016, Colin Kaepernick, quarterback for the 49ers, sat through a rendition of the “Star-Spangled Banner,” an anthem that is traditionally observed standing […]