How Do You Define Racism?

  By, Gavin Kelleher-Marciello | Editor in Chief January 17, 2018 Over generations, Americans have been a persistent force in the shifts and transformations of our nation. As a country bustling with diversity, we are a product […]

Plastic Free CUSD

By: Jackson Hinkle | Writer January 17, 2018 On Coastal Cleanup Day in 2016, plastic bottles were the second most found pollutant on our beaches, and plastic bottle caps were the third. In the United […]

Star Wars “The Last Jedi” – Movie Review

By: Josh Greene | Media Editor January 7, 2018 The following review contains spoilers. Read at your own risk. An achievement in cinema, The Last Jedi spiritually revisits some familiar territory with a fresh new voice, despite posing […]

A Bright Future for CUSD

CUSD Solar team ecstatic after receiving “yes” from CUSD board for solar By: Zoe Day | News Editor December 11, 2017 On Wednesday, December 6, the student leaders of CUSD Solar championed a “yes” from […]

One Plot, Two Casts: Lord of the Flies

By: Zoe Day | News Editor December 4, 2017 William Golding’s long-debated Lord of the Flies was brought to life in an awe-inspiring rendition by the San Clemente High School Drama Department. For the first […]

Santa’s Village by the Sea

By: Danny Olivares | Arts & Entertainment Editor   &   Lucas Henkel | Arts & Entertainment Editor December 5, 2017 The air is becoming chilly, colorful lights twinkle throughout the neighborhoods, the movie Elf is playing on a non-stop loop, […]

What Our Dogs Teach Us

  By, Gavin Kelleher-Marciello| Student Life Editor November 8th, 2017 Man’s best friend has become too simple of a cliche to describe the love shared between a dog and their human. Anyone who has had the […]

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