By: Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief March 6, 2018 On February 14th, 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz entered the Douglas High School campus and commited what would be remembered as one of the deadliest school shootings in […]
By: Max Jonnaert | Editor in Chief March 1, 2018 The San Clemente High School community is in deep mourning after the tragic loss of a fellow student, sophomore Troy Christian. On February 18 at […]
By: Morgan Thomas | Opinion Editor February 14, 2018 It is not unheard of for the United States government to go through what is being referred to as a “shutdown.” The Obama presidency went through […]
Adam Rippon’s figure skating performance at US Figure Skating Championships. Credit: CBS Sports By Meghan Byrne | Writer February 14, 2018 Adam Rippon is celebrated as one of the first openly gay male athletes to […]
By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor February 2, 2018 A viral story from Business Insider last week spurred fear about the future of a universally treasured resource: chocolate. Cocoa beans might become another casualty […]
By: Lucy Terry | Student Life Editor February 2, 2018 Early last week President Trump announced that there would be a 30% tariff applied to solar panels and other solar equipment imported from around the […]
By: Courtney McDonald | Writer January 31, 2017 For the past two decades, a sports physician by the name of Larry Nassar spent his time on duty relentlessly molesting over 150 girls and women, all […]
San Clemente High School’s 2018 Teacher of the Year: Mr. Brown By Zoe Day | News Editor January 31, 2018 When we look back on our high school careers, the teachers who supported us in […]
By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer January 17, 2018 On Coastal Cleanup Day in 2016, plastic bottles were the second most found pollutant on our beaches, and plastic bottle caps were the third. In the United […]
By Meghan Byrne | Writer January 16, 2018 For decades, the surface of the Red Planet has seemed foreign and mysterious as something out of a Star Wars film. The first photographs of Mars were […]