Best poke: Wow Poki
Sophia Yeskulsky |Head Editor November 22, 2024 Whenever I’m craving a refreshing and filling meal, I immediately make my way to Wow Poki. With its wide array of fresh fish, rice, and toppings, it’s no […]
Student Life
Best record store: Moldy Toes Records
Keely Cabatuan | Photo Editor November 20, 2024 If you’re a music enthusiast searching for a local record store that truly cares about its craft, look no further than Moldy Toes Records. Located in a […]
Best lookout: Top of the World
Taylor Van Dijk | Editor-in-Chief November 20, 2024 With a full view of the ocean horizon as the sun sets and the twinkle of thousands of lights as nightfall approaches, San Clemente’s lookout destination off […]
Club Spotlight: Best Buddies at SCHS
Taylor Van Dijk | Editor-in-Chief November 12, 2024 With almost a hundred clubs at San Clemente High School, Best Buddies stands out as a cornerstone of San Clemente High School club culture. With strong leaders […]
Success in the final stretch of college application season
Carly Altman | Head Editor November 8, 2024 With early action and early decision due dates passing by, as well as regular decision deadlines looming in the near distance, these next few weeks mark the […]
SCHS Drama Presents: Guys and Dolls!
Gabby Miller | Writer October 31, 2024 San Clemente High School’s after-school Drama Department premieres its rendition of Guys and Dolls next Thursday, November 7th at 7 pm in the Triton Center. This 1950s musical filled […]
A deep dive into the SCHS Catalina trip
Sarah Houston | Writer October 31, 2024 From swimming with the fish to dissecting a squid by hand, the trip to Catalina, put on by the AP Marine Science class and led by Ms. Brislen, […]
Tide time turmoil: the problem of full classes
Marlie Langer | Student Life Editor October 22, 2024 San Clemente High School has introduced a new study hall this year, also known as Tide Time, and many students do not like it so far. […]
Should you submit your standardized test scores?
Carly Altman | Head Editor October 24, 2024 While standardized testing used to be a mandatory component of applying to college, the past few years have marked a stark shift in the role testing plays […]
AP Tests: Online “equitability” or just cash grab?
Carson Neuhausen | Sports Editor October 24, 2024 Online AP testing, introduced by College Board during the COVID-19 pandemic, has become a topic of debate, with both significant advantages and notable drawbacks. One of the […]