The 45th President of the United States
By: Luke Overin | Writer November 16, 2016 Some people believe that Donald Trump will not be a good president due to his loud mouth and aggressive words. However, he has many great qualities […]
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Measure M: Exploring a Potential Gateway for San Clemente and CUSD into 21st Century Education
By: Chloe Rudnicki | News Editor November 8, 2016 Education has long proven itself to be at the heart of every prosperous community. It cultivates self-awareness, opens the door to innovation, and prepares the youth […]
Student Starts Clothing Line to Stand Up to Bullying
By: Lyndsee Nickle | Writer/Photographer & Autumn Nicolai | Writer October 25th, 2016 How many students do you know that own their own clothing line? Not too many, huh? We interviewed a student at San Clemente […]
Tips for a Healthy Social Life
By: Gavin Kelleher | Writer Three important tips for a healthy “social” experience Social media–the platform that interconnects and intertwines our generation. This collective experience is full of individuality but also of imitations. Here are […]
Blind Taste Test: Local Pumpkin Spice Lattes
By Camryn Ostrander | Writer October 27, 2016 ‘Tis the season for leaves, cozy sweaters, never-ending trails of the sweet aroma of candles, and infinite selections of pumpkin-flavored treats to choose from. The favorite […]
Tensions Arise Again Between Toll Road and Trestles
By: Josh Greene | Writer October 18, 2016 Round two has begun: the Battle Over Trestles, which involves building a new toll road and the subsequent effects on the environment and congestion of our highways. […]
Construction Begins on 24 Classrooms, Planned for Next Year
By: John de Koeyer | Writer October 10, 2016 The construction of 24 brand new classrooms on lower campus started on October 12 of this year and is expected to be completed by August 22, […]
How Political Correctness has Empowered Prejudice
By: Chloe Rudnicki | News Editor October 6, 2016 Each generation has its defining trait, a marker of either success or failure as each wave of young adults attempt to outstrip the constraints and […]
Creative Writing – The Gift of the Illusive Luthier
By: Meghan Serceki | Opinion Editor October 5, 2016 A cold wind whistled over the snow-covered pastures of Velika Pisanica, Croatia, swirling the white, glistening powder evermore violently in the twilight. Small beams of […]
Sam Darnold: The Dream
By, Max Jonnaert | Sports Editor September 25, 2016 It was the announcement that gave hope to many disappointed USC fans, as their football team started out at a measly 1-2. Looking for a […]