Quiksilver Pro at Duranbah: Italo edges out Kolohe
By Ethan Jolly | Writer April 12, 2019 Well, ladies and gents, World Surfing League (WSL) season has begun. The first event to kick off the men’s champion tour took place on the sunny Gold […]
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How you can prepare for AP testing
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer April 11, 2019 With May just around the corner, it’s finally time to begin preparations for the highly awaited AP and IB test taking season! While for many seniors, the […]
Solar for SCHS: How CUSD students made it happen
By Reid Corley | Writer/Multimedia April 12, 2019 Spring break is a joyous time of year for high school students throughout the country; they get a full week of school off, and finally get their […]
Making humans healthier by genetic engineering carries too profound a risk
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor March 22, 2019 In November 2018, the scientific community erupted in a mix of curiosity and outrage at the claims of two twins being born, genetically altered by a […]
New Zealand chooses gun reform in lieu of thoughts & prayers
By, Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor March 21, 2019 On March 15, 2019, an Australian gunman opened fire on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand killing 50 and injuring another 50. It took less than […]
“Captain Marvel” features a strong female lead for the first time in Marvel’s cinematic history
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in chief March 21, 2019 Warning: this review contains spoilers For the first time ever, Marvel gave its fans a movie with a strong female protagonist. Captain Marvel released on […]
When should you visit college?
Courtney McDonald | Student Life Editor March 15, 2019 This time of year is extremely stressful for high school seniors. College admissions decisions are slowly trickling in through the month of March, and many students […]
Why Trump will win
By: Brayden Young | Chief Political Correspondent March 20, 2019 It’s going to have to be said: Donald J. Trump will win a second presidential term. There have been so many controversies in the past […]
Why I’m A Feminist:
By: Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor March 8, 2019 My favorite “f-word” is feminist, which means I believe in equal social and political rights for all people, everywhere, regardless of their gender, race, or […]
San Clemente’s Area Concert showcases musical talent from every school in the city
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in Chief March 6, 2019 On Thursday, February 28, 2019, San Clemente High School’s Triton Instrumental Music Program hosted the annual Area Concert, featuring instrumental groups from schools all over […]