In Memory of Fallen Triton Troy Christian
By: Max Jonnaert | Editor in Chief March 1, 2018 The San Clemente High School community is in deep mourning after the tragic loss of a fellow student, sophomore Troy Christian. On February 18 at […]
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Teacher Profile: Mrs. Bennett
By: Savi Raghuraman | Student Life Editor February 15, 2018 Although Mrs. Bennett has been at San Clemente High School for just three of her twenty-five years of teaching experience, she has quickly become an […]
Best Buddies Got Talent
By: Zoe Day | News Editor February 14, 2018 The first time I sat in the audience at the Best Buddies Talent Show in 2015, I wasn’t sure what to expect. A red-haired freshman with […]
The 2018 Super Bowl Trailer Rewind
By: Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editors February 15, 2018 Another year, another overblown football game. Yes, you heard me: Overblown. Personally, I find football one of the least exciting sports–as if I find sports entertaining […]
Women’s Rights are Human Rights
By: Flynn Lloyd | News Editor February 6, 2018 On January 20th, 2018, people from various communities marched, for the second year in a row, to protest women’s rights in today’s society. Although it’s disheartening […]
Solar Panel Tariff: A Step Back for Clean Energy
By: Lucy Terry | Student Life Editor February 2, 2018 Early last week President Trump announced that there would be a 30% tariff applied to solar panels and other solar equipment imported from around the […]
Are The 80’s Making A Comeback?
By: Danny Olivares & Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editors February 2, 2017 Teased hair, shoulder pads, and poppy electronic tunes? Many would say that this is a description of the famous decade known as […]
Why Should You Care? – Youth Voters
By, Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief January 31st, 2018 Being a teenager is a lot of things – it’s fun, crazy, stressful, and complicated. As the years go by life becomes more and more serious. […]
Teacher of the Year: Mr. Brown
San Clemente High School’s 2018 Teacher of the Year: Mr. Brown By Zoe Day | News Editor January 31, 2018 When we look back on our high school careers, the teachers who supported us in […]
Upper Campus is Gone. What’s Next?
By: Chloe Rudnicki | Editor in Chief January 15th, 2017 Last June, freshmen trudged down the infamous hill for the last time as the upper campus classrooms were relegated to a simple ghost town on […]