Best poke bowl to take to the beach: Kawamata seafood
Kate Hedger | Head Editor March 11, 2021 Students of SCHS agree that Kawamata seafood serves the best poke bowl to take to the beach. Kawamata is located at 26881 Camino De Estrella right on […]
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Best spot for a sunset picnic: Pines Park
Amy Parr | Head Editor March 12, 2021 Nothing says small town charm quite like a picnic, and here in San Clemente there are plenty of options to choose from for a nice sunset picnic. […]
Cancel Culture: is it effective?
Savannah Gresham | Writer March 5, 2021 Cancel culture has been a prevailing attitude in the Western zeitgeist since 2015. But have the people who have championed this digital boycotting really made the world a […]
Lack of transparency in U.S. airstrike on Syria
Eden Milligan | Head Editor March 5, 2021 Last week, the U.S. government initiated an airstrike targeting Iranian-backed militias in Syria. Biden justified this attack as “self-defense” in retaliation for rocket attacks that were directed […]
Holding Biden accountable
Mia Costales | News Editor March 5, 2021 In just the short time President Biden has been in office, he has deported hundreds of immigrants, gave up on passing a bill to raise the minimum […]
The #freebritney movement
Kate Hedger | Head Editor March 4, 2021 I think it’s safe to say that every human who pays attention to pop culture knows the name Britney Spears. Love her, hate her, or love to […]
Recent investigation on the death of Elijah McClain: Officers had no legal reason to apprehend McClain
Reaghan Mulligan | Opinion Editor February 28, 2021 On the night of August 19, 2019, the Aurora, Colorado Police Department received a 911 call reporting a “suspicious person” on the streets wearing a “ski mask […]
Homecoming 2020-21: how it’s going to happen
Nathan Melcher | Computer Design Editor February 26, 2021 Any dates in the article are subject to change based on a number of factors, these are based on current local and state guidelines. Homecoming is […]
Grieving the 500,000 lives lost from covid
Amy Parr | Head Editor February 26, 2021 Last Monday, February 22, 2021, marked a grave day in the history of the United States. Over 500,000 Americans lost their lives in the fight against Covid-19. […]
Senior Spotlight: Nelson Tabarez
Savannah Gresham | Writer February 21, 2021 In the midst of a chaotic senior year, one outstanding Triton has managed to maintain his sense of adventure and positive attitude, despite the circumstances. A talented soccer […]