SCHS students working the 9 to 5
By Clara Helm | Head Editor November 1, 2020 Every high schooler knows the excitement of turning 16, and with 16 comes the ability to get a job during the school year. Online school has […]
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The Keys to the White House: Professor Allan Lichtman predicts a win for Biden
By Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor October 30, 2020 American historian and professor at Washington D.C.’s American University, Allan Lichtman, has successfully predicted the results of every presidential election since 1984—even the unsuspected win of […]
2020 Proposition voting guide
By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief October 23, 2020 For anyone turning 18 before November 3 (or anyone just hoping to understand what this year’s ballot is all about), here is a comprehensive guide to […]
The Legacy of Samuel Paty
By Eden Milligan | Head Editor October 23, 2020 On Friday, October 16, a French middle school history teacher at Collège Bois-d’Aulne was beheaded on his way home from work. His fatal crime? Showing […]
Rare Trump visit takes Orange County by surprise
Savannah Gresham | Writer October 25, 2020 California, an overwhelmingly Democratic state, was not the most obvious choice for a visit from Republican President Donald Trump. However, his motives were not to swing voters, but rather […]
Unofficial ballot boxes found in CA counties
By Kaitlyn Harsey | Arts and Entertainment Editor October 25, 2020 With the upcoming election, there will be more mail-in ballots than in years past because of the recent pandemic. The voters that use these mail-in ballots […]
Meet Tyler Boden: A 2020 San Clemente City Council candidate and SCHS Alumnus
By Sabrina Spunt | Newsroom Manager October 25, 2020 The San Clemente City Council election is fast approaching on November 3rd, 2020. As many San Clemente High School students will have the newfound opportunity to vote […]
Congress struggles over second stimulus bill
By Jack Harris | Writer October 25, 2020 Just like most current issues in our country, the debate over a second stimulus bill in Congress has become so polarized that both sides are becoming unwilling […]
Newsom’s new mask recommendation
By Grace Parry | Writer October 13, 2020 Now that restaurants have been open for outdoor seating for several months and limited indoor seating for a couple of weeks, most people know the drill: show […]
How well do Americans know their own country?
By: Jill Greene | Head Editor & Nathan Melcher | Computer Design Editor October 1, 2020 Immigrating to the United States is hard enough. You either have to get lightning-struck lucky, know a guy, or be […]