Shea Gallagher | Student Life Editor March 17th, 2023 To much of our disappointment, the Biden administration decided to approve the Willow project, despite 3.6 million (and rising) signatures protesting it on change.org. Biden’s decision […]
Enzo Candolo | Sports Editor March 16, 2023 Some like to claim the month of March is home to the world’s greatest sports tournament. And to that, I’d have to slightly disagree and throw it […]
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor March 7 2023 The winter of 2023 has brought an unusual amount of rain and snow to Southern California, and San Clemente has not been spared. However, […]
Aaron Velez | Editor-in-Chief February 24, 2023 Fox News is facing a significant legal threat in a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit initiated by Dominion, an election technology company, concerning falsehoods aired about the 2020 presidential […]
Enzo Candolo | Sports Editor March 7, 2023 On February 25th, the San Clemente High School Boys’ soccer won their 4th CIF championship in the last 12 years. The boys played a total of five […]
Ava Miller | Opinion Editor March 2, 2023 The Willow Project, an oil drilling venture proposed by ConocoPhillips, the largest crude oil producer in Alaska, is expected to be decided on by President Joe Biden […]
Jenna Forss | Writer March 3, 2023 Do Americans have culture? Some people would immediately shoot down this question claiming that our country is too young, and compared to other nations around the world, America […]
Kyla Brown | Head Editor March 3, 2023 The Republican-majority Mississippi House has passed a bill to create a separate, unelected court system in Jackson. The bill calls for the extension of the Capital Complex […]
Aaron Velez | Editor-in-Chief February 24, 2023 Starbucks, the world’s largest coffee chain, is set to launch a line of olive oil-infused drinks in Italy – and soon, it will reach the United States. According […]
Sienna Miller | Writer February 24, 2023 Public School funding has been a controversial subject especially as people start to recognize the obvious underpayment of educators. Annmarie Swanstrom, principal of a school in the […]