Trestles is saved!
By Gisele Brandt | Head Editor October 11, 2020 Residents of San Clemente: you can finally take off your bumper stickers, because Trestles is saved! On October 1, 2020, state law AB 1426 was enacted, […]
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Return to school guidelines
By Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor October 4, 2020 Finally, San Clemente High School can go back to in-person school with the 50/50 learning schedule on Tuesday, October 13. But how is going back to […]
What do Trump’s tax returns really show?
By Kate Hedger | Student Life Editor October 4, 2020 The New York Times recently broke a major story involving the lack of federal taxes President Donald Trump has paid in the last 18 […]
Senior spotlight: Chelsea Adel
By Mia Costales | News Editor October 4, 2020 Senior Chelsea Adel has a passion that radiates strongly throughout San Clemente High School. Whether she is found sitting first chair (Concertmaster) in the Symphony Orchestra, […]
Staying safe this Halloween
By Eden Milligan | Head Editor October 4, 2020 Halloween is arguably the best holiday of them all for its creativity, its thrill, and its uniquely October traditions. Who doesn’t love trick-or-treating, Knott’s Scary […]
A world without gasoline: Governor Gavin Newsom orders end to new gas-powered cars by 2035
By Savannah Gresham | Writer September 30, 2020 Though it can be hard to imagine a world reft of the noxious smell of gasoline and thundering growl of Ferraris and Lamborghinis, it is a reality Californians […]
First presidential debate: seeking clarity and truth among the chaos
“WILL YOU JUST SHUT UP, MAN?”: Last night’s debate often devolved into utter chaos. Patrick Semansky/AP By Maxine Davey | Editor in Chief September 30, 2020 Last night’s debate left viewers confused, angry, and worried […]
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy
By Amy Parr | News Editor September 27, 2020 “When I hear RBG’s name, the first word that comes to mind is pioneer,” senior Jasel Steinmetz said. This is true for most people, but how […]
Uncovering mass genocide against Muslims in China
By: Ben Meyler | Writer September 27, 2020 Despite the lack of coverage by the media, Muslims in China are being held in concentration camps and forced to eat pork, drink alcohol, marry non-Muslims, or […]
The shooting of Kurt Andras Reinhold
By Gisele Brandt | Head Editor September 24, 2020 Kurt Andras Reinhold, a homeless Black man, was shot and killed by police officers on September 23, 2020 on El Camino Real in front of Hotel […]