Best bagels: Bagel Shack
By: Eva Gardner | Photographer February 21, 2019 “Bagel Shack is dank,” San Clemente High School senior Abigail Blair said. “Dank as frick.” Near the heart of San Clemente lies the only bagel joint that […]
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Shooting for the Stars: SCHS Boys’ Soccer heads to CIF Quarterfinals
By: Julia Wilson | Sports Editor February 8, 2019 Kicking off the season with the dominating of Laguna Hills High School 6-1, San Clemente Boys’ Soccer only continued to improve. Led by coach Mike Pronier, […]
Polar vortex sheds new light on climate change
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor January 30, 2019 “It’s been so cold,” senior Emilie Bennett said, shivering in the quad at a temperature of 61 degrees Fahrenheit. “I was not trained for this weather.” […]
Gardiner breaks Triton Girls’ Basketball record
By: Jorjiana Haumea| Photographer January 23, 2019 January 15 was a big night in SCHS Girls’ Basketball history. Junior Ella Gardiner hit her mark of 1,000 points against Tesoro High School at home. Gardner is […]
Egg breaks the internet
By: Eva Gardner | Photographer January 25, 2019 What came first: the chicken or the egg? To start 2019 off fresh, millions of Instagram users banned together to prove that the egg, does in fact, […]
Goff and McVay lead Rams to showdown with all-time great Brady
By: Jake Carrera | Sports Writer January 25, 2019 The annual competition to see who can take down the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl is just around the corner; with the NFC challenger […]
Winter Formal: Our 2019 Wonderland
By: Sofia Helmle | Writer January 17, 2019 On Saturday, February 9th from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Tritons will gather together for a night of fun and dancing to celebrate San Clemente High School’s […]
What does the longest government shutdown in history mean for the American public?
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor January 17, 2019 The United States government is currently in the midst of the longest government shutdown in history, and there’s no end in sight. Starting midnight on December […]
The Beginning of the End of the Trump Presidency, as Associates Come Clean
By: Abigail Calandra | Writer December 10, 2018 Following two months of almost complete and ominous silence during the midterms, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team appears to be ratcheting up its investigation. Despite Trump installing […]
The Implications of The New U.S. Climate Report
Workers search for people and animals in the remnants of the fire in Paradise, California. Fires like these will only become more common with climate change. (Photo Credit: Umair Irfan/Vox)By: Lucy Terry | News Editor […]