Sabrina Spunt | Newsroom Manager June 19, 2021 The Triton Times is proud to share research from Bethany Padilla and Raveena Khetarpal of SCHS Against Racism which focused on the relevance of white feminism and […]
Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief May 28, 2021 Last week, Adrian Lopez was an anonymous teenager just looking for fun on a weekend. Now, he’s a national celebrity. It all started when he posted […]
Kate Hedger | Head Editor May 27, 2020 Social media is one of the most common addictions for our generation, but it’s an addiction that people don’t want to quit. A lot of people don’t […]
Savannah Gresham | Writer May 28 2021 The cicadas are back. Billions of them. Maybe even trillions. While this is great news for birds and fans of exotic cuisine, it is bad news for light […]
Sosie Casteel | A&E Editor March 27, 2021 June 3rd will be a bittersweet day for San Clemente High School. It marks both the end of the 2020-21 school year and the end of our […]
Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor May 20, 2021 The continuous polarization of ‘pro-choice’ and ‘pro-life’ rhetoric has no obvious intentions of letting up anytime soon. A Mississippi petition, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, opened […]
Clara Helm | Head Editor May 20, 2021 These past weeks have been a limbo of Covid guidelines. We bend our knees, leaning as far back as necessary to not cross the fine line the […]
Sabrina Spunt | Newsroom Manager May 20, 2021 From the outside, the racehorse industry may seem pretty black and white. Horses run and on-lookers bet on who’s gonna win, but there is so much more […]
Savannah Gresham | Writer May 20, 2021 As Arabs and Jews face off violently in the streets of Palestine, warnings of Civil War continue to plague the tabloids. Seeing as tensions have been building between […]
Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor May 6, 2021 As many countries find themselves reaching herd immunity and returning to some sense of normalcy—even Americans can see the light at the end of the tunnel—the COVID-19 […]