By: Bree Williams and Sierra Adams | Writers September 6, 2019 With about 1.5 billion cows throughout the world, the beef demand is gradually accelerating the Amazon’s deforestation and climate change. Yet, cattle ranchers are […]
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor May 30, 2019 This week, Malaysia announced that it would send over 3,000 tons of plastic, imported to be illegally recycled, back to the developed countries it came from, […]
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor May 30, 2019 On May 25, all eyes were on Dayton, Ohio. A city otherwise known for being a family-friendly metropolis was the intended meeting place for a […]
Photo by @mikecoots | instagram By Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor May 30, 2019 With 300 teeth that can rip apart almost anything and sand paper skin covered in scars, sharks lurk beneath the surface, […]
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 31, 2019 After the devastating fire that caused the collapse of the spire as well as a large portion of the ceiling, many French architects are working to propose […]
By: Carli Lawrence | Writer May 16, 2019 On Monday, May 13, Bill Nye informed viewers of the “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” that our world is in major trouble due to the effects […]
By: Nina Kanani | Writer May 10, 2019 On Tuesday May 7, Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp, signed legislation that bans abortions once a fetal heartbeat is detected; this can occur as early as […]
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer May 10, 2019 In the midst of his first term on the City Council, San Clemente Mayor Steven Swartz died Wednesday, May 8th at age 71. Appointed as mayor […]
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer May 3, 2019 President Donald Trump, along with his three eldest children and his private company, filed a lawsuit against Capital One and Deutsche banks on Monday, April 29 , […]
April 26, 2019 By: Nina Kanani | Writer The trend of relatively low gas prices has come to an end. This week, everyone has noticed the major rise in gas prices, thanks to a limited […]