Fake News PSA
By: Darren DiMarco | Writer January 26, 2017 ‘This just in, Shaquille O’Neal has broken out of the Earth’s atmosphere with a single leap, discovers ancient, invisible moon men, and declares his plot for […]
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Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Kerr
By: Chloe Rudnicki |News Editor December 15th, 2016 As the well-worn axiom goes, “Teachers affects eternity; they can never tell where their influence ends.” It is a mantra that lies at the heart of education and […]
A Debrief on the Dakota Access Pipeline and a Look Ahead
By: Jahfreen Alam | News Editor December 13, 2016 In a provoking intersection of tribal rights, water access, environmental impact, and economic gain, the Dakota Access Pipeline has lead to controversy, outrage, and support atypical […]
The Cost of Plastic Bags
By: John de Koeyer | Writer December 15, 2016 California’s passage of Proposition 67 on November 8th, which requires retailers to no longer provide free single use plastic bags. According to the California Voter’s […]
Measure M: Exploring a Potential Gateway for San Clemente and CUSD into 21st Century Education
By: Chloe Rudnicki | News Editor November 8, 2016 Education has long proven itself to be at the heart of every prosperous community. It cultivates self-awareness, opens the door to innovation, and prepares the youth […]
San Clemente Sand Replenishment Project
By: Luke Overin | Writer November 2, 2016 After 15 years of federal planning, new sand is near for the beaches of San Clemente. This sand is planned to be placed over two-thirds of a mile […]
Trestles Set to Close in 2021
By: John de Koeyer | Writer/Photographer October 27, 2016 The leases of two of San Clemente’s favorite surf spots, Lower Trestles (Lowers) and San Onofre State Beach (San O), are set to expire in 2021. Trestles […]
Tensions Arise Again Between Toll Road and Trestles
By: Josh Greene | Writer October 18, 2016 Round two has begun: the Battle Over Trestles, which involves building a new toll road and the subsequent effects on the environment and congestion of our highways. […]
Construction Begins on 24 Classrooms, Planned for Next Year
By: John de Koeyer | Writer October 10, 2016 The construction of 24 brand new classrooms on lower campus started on October 12 of this year and is expected to be completed by August 22, […]
An Evolving World With Computer Game Science
By: Darren DiMarco | Writer October 7, 2016 The current Computer Age has brought about some of the most advanced technologies in the modern world and with it, new ways of functioning in society. […]