Growing discontent with aging politicians

  Jordyn Banks | Writer October 18, 2023 “Respect your elders; they have more experience than you” seemed to be a consensus among many Americans about grandmothers and grandfathers, but never concerning politics. Decades ago, […]

Pasta and perfection

Sophie Rapeepat | Head Editor October 11, 2023 Have you ever tried making pasta? I don’t mean just boiling the store-bought noodles and adding canned sauce. I’m talking about the whole ordeal, and what it […]

The disappointment conundrum

Sophie Rapeepat | Head Editor September 21, 2023 Each year, thousands of eager tourists visit the “City of Love” to experience the magical romance of Paris, France. Everything from the Eiffel Tower to the streets […]

Gema: the new appealing restaurant in town

Gracie Reynolds | Writer September 19, 2023 Located on El Camino Real, this unique Mexican restaurant is enjoying the company of the local San Clemente residents. The opening of this restaurant took place in the […]

Affirmative action is gone: is legacy next?

Blake McAlpin | Student Life Editor September 15, 2023 From test scores to affirmative action, what is next to be canceled? In the top 20 schools especially, legacy is often a considered factor of admissions. […]

Must-have character buns from Harumama

Olivia Vergopia | Head Editor September 12, 2023 If you’ve been looking for a unique restaurant with a fun experience, make your way down to Harumama in San Diego! It may be a bit of […]

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