Loud Crowd Review – San Clemente vs. Torrey Pines
By: JP Hefft | Sports Editor & Andrew de Koeyer | Writer September 6, 2019 On Friday August 30, 2019, the San Clemente Tritons took on the Torrey Pines Falcons for the first home game of […]
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The ironclad heroism of Instagram users
By: Elijah Winn | Editor and Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief September 6,2019 Since January 2019, over 80,000 fires have sprung up throughout the Amazon rainforest, ravaging Brazil. In an attempt to solve the issue, […]
Hurricane Dorian runs rampant up Atlantic coast
By: Maile Benumof | Writer & Sosie Casteel | Writer September 10, 2019 2,800 miles away, a violent storm swirls over the East coast. With wind speeds of 115 miles per hour and a storm […]
Malaysia returns tons of imported trash to Western countries
By: Savi Raghuraman | News Editor May 30, 2019 This week, Malaysia announced that it would send over 3,000 tons of plastic, imported to be illegally recycled, back to the developed countries it came from, […]
KKK demonstration outshined by counter-protestors in Dayton
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor May 30, 2019 On May 25, all eyes were on Dayton, Ohio. A city otherwise known for being a family-friendly metropolis was the intended meeting place for a […]
The most dangerous animal in the world
Photo by @mikecoots | instagram By Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor May 30, 2019 With 300 teeth that can rip apart almost anything and sand paper skin covered in scars, sharks lurk beneath the surface, […]
Creative Writing – That feeling of summer
By: Lang Csira| Writer May 6, 2019 Euphoric Friendship Waking up, clouds spot the sky. Blank expression coated in sleep and the phone rings. Black jeans and a T-shirt off the floor, my […]
Senior Barbecue 2019
By Jason Keany | Editor in Chief May 30, 2019 On Wednesday, the Class of 2019 celebrated their college aspirations at the Senior Barbeque. The exciting moment when everyone represents their future plans on their […]
Why millennials are screwed
By: Abigail Calandra| Writer May 30, 2019 Millennials (anyone born between 1982 and 2004 in this context) are going to be the first generation in history to be poorer than our parents. And that’s unfortunate. […]
…And Scene! A Farewell to the Drama Season
By: Lucy Terry | News Editor May 16, 2019 As the end of the school year approaches, we’ve had to say goodbye to our favorite activities at San Clemente High School, including spirit assemblies, sports […]