Michelle Monier | Editor-in-Chief September 18, 2024 The week before Homecoming is supposed to be a time of vibrant school spirit, student enthusiasm, and buzzing excitement for upcoming weekend events of the Homecoming parade, football […]
Taylor Van Dijk | Editor-in-Chief September 18, 2024 This week has been a whirlwind of festivities, beginning with the Area Build on Monday, the Top 15 assembly on Tuesday, and the fun dress-up days everywhere […]
Carly Altman | Head Editor September 13, 2024 In addition to the start of their final year of high school, seniors have a significant supplemental burden on their shoulders: college applications. Between writing countless essays, […]
Audrey Folia | Head Editor September 13, 2024 Each year, schools around California send their best and brightest post-junior-year students to a program known as Boys and Girls State. Described as an immersive experience, […]
Carly Altman | Head Editor & Liam Dillbeck | Writer September 6, 2024 A modernized form of malicious fraud has plagued the coast of California with the recent addition of a contactless payment option: QR […]
Taylor Van Dijk | Editor-in-Chief & Michelle Monier | Editor-in-Chief September 4, 2024 For a majority of San Clemente High School students, a new school year brings forth a tradition of new things: new grades, […]
Sophia Yeskulsky | Sports Editor & Charlotte Yeskulsky | Head Editor September 6, 2024 What started as a seemingly harmless favor quickly spiraled into a full-blown scandal—this is the story of Connor Stalions and his […]
Taylor Van Dijk | Opinion Editor May 7, 2024 During all of the planning of pictures, dinners, and dates surrounding school dances, the period before these events is defined by the undeniable buzz circulating in […]
Sophia Yeskulsky | Sports Editor May 2, 2024 The Supreme Court’s deliberation on the case of the City of Grants Pass v. Johnson has the potential to reshape how cities nationwide, particularly in California, address […]
Tyler Pearce | Head Editor May 1st, 2024 Across the United States, college campuses have become the center of political activism and public debate, driven by the latest flare-ups in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Institutions like Columbia […]