By: Julia Wilson | Sports Editor October 24, 2018 After losing twice to the powerful Dana Hills girls’ volleyball squad, the San Clemente tritons decided that they would break the streak and for the first […]
By: Flynn Lloyd | Editor in Chief 26 October 2018 As teenagers, the effects of elections and the current political and economic atmosphere aren’t always directly impacting our day to day lives. Most students feel […]
October 25, 2018 By: Carli Lawrence| Writer On October 24th, multiple handmade pipe bombs were sent to Obama, Clinton and other very well known democrats. Some of the pipe bombs were sent through the mail […]
Kamala Harris spotted during the San Francisco Pride parade in 2016. By: Lucy Terry | News Editor October 25, 2018 In just a few short weeks, the midterm elections will be upon us, but some […]
By: Adeeb Bayat | Writer October 26, 2018 Saudi Arabia has been accused of killing and dismembering a Saudi reporter in their consulate in Turkey, and the evidence heavily suggests that they were the masterminds […]
By: Sam Giacobello | Writer October 25, 2018 As online classes are becoming more and more accessible and convenient, many students are turning digital for a few, or in some cases all, of their high […]
By: Eva Gardner | Photographer, Writer Fall is finally here! With pumpkin patches abound, this is a summary of some of the best in SoCal. 1. Pumpkin City’s Pumpkin Farm – LAGUNA HILLS, CA A […]
By: Hanna Farnsworth | Writer October 25, 2018 From the time he was five, Blake Bowen has been dedicated to the sport of soccer. With 13 years of experience under his belt, Blake is one […]
By: Amanda Cichewicz and Jorjiana Haumea | Photographers October 23, 2018 San Clemente High School gained a new teacher this year, Mr. Hitchcock. Hailing from UCLA and only 25 years old, the baseball coach also […]
By: Matthew Farrow | Student Life Editor October 26, 2018 According to a recent study on campus, the average student at San Clemente High School spends around six to seven hours at school each […]