The effects of COVID-19 on teens’ mental health
By Eden Milligan | Head Editor September 9, 2020 COVID-19 has undeniably changed many lives in the US and around the world, but one group that is often overlooked in the midst of this major […]
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California’s fire departments face lack of man-power
By: Sabrina Spunt | Newsroom Manager & Mia Costales | News Editor September 10, 2020 More than 600 wildfires have ravaged the state of California since the beginning of August, burning more than one million […]
Farewell, Mrs. Kerr!
By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief & Gabriel Rosselle | Print Editor in Chief September 8, 2020 After 26 years of passion and dedication, Mrs. Lisa Kerr’s extraordinary career at San Clemente High School has […]
The California State University system moves primarily online for fall 2020
By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief May 15, 2020 The COVID-19 has brought about many changes in the lives of students across the world over the last few months. Starting in mid-March, students were […]
US Postal Service fears bankruptcy
By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor May 15, 2020 The United States Postal Service was established in 1775 by the Second Continental Congress, and laid the groundwork for our current mail system. Today, in the wake […]
Orange County flouts state-wide stay-at-home orders
By: Sophia Burick | Editor in Chief May 1, 2020 By noon on April 19th, about 200 people gathered in the pier bowl area of San Clemente to protest the state-wide stay-at-home orders placed earlier […]
Latest Biden advertisements criticize Trump’s delayed coronavirus response
By: Andrew de Koeyer| Editor Biden has risen to the headlines this past weekend as he and his team have launched their latest round of campaign advertisements focusing on Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. […]
Vice President Pence visits the Mayo Clinic without a mask
By: Abigail Calandra| Head Editor May 1, 2020 On Tuesday, April 28, Vice President Mike Pence visited the Mayo Clinic without a face mask, despite clinic policy since April 13. The clinic, in a Twitter […]
San Clemente beaches close
By: Jack Harris | Writer April 15, 2020 In attempts to promote social distancing and reduce the number of COVID-19 cases, on April 8, San Clemente shut down all city beaches. This process actually began […]
UC schools no longer requiring SAT/ACT scores for the class of 2021 due to COVID-19
By: Stolie Erickson| Writer April 16, 2020 As of April 16, 2020, there have been more than 650,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus, in the United States alone, and more than 2 million worldwide. Without a […]