By: Amanda Cichewicz | Writer & Aubrey Johnston | Photographer April 26, 2019 More and more, Starbucks locations are opening up around San Clemente. With one already on El Camino Real, one on Pico […]
By: Peyton Gadbury | Opinion Editor April 25, 2019 Earlier this year, developers announced the construction of new buildings in San Clemente, including the popular burger franchise In-N-Out and beloved fast-food establishment, Chick-fil-A, along with […]
By: Hanna Farnsworth | Writer April 26, 2019 On April 18, 2019, San Clemente’s Boys’ Volleyball team had a deal-breaker of a game. They had to battle it out against Tesoro’s team for the title […]
By: Oyuky Bahena | Writer/Media Team Jewelry can be a lot of things. It can be flashy, it can be subtle. It can be big, it can be small. It can be silver, it can […]
By: Jason Keany | Editor in Chief April 23, 2019 Nestled in the hills of Los Angeles, Loyola Marymount University is a private Jesuit university that was established in 1865 and is now internationally […]
By: Brayden Young | Chief Political Correspondent April 19, 2019 Well, we are not even halfway through 2019, but election campaigns are starting right now. In my last article, I spoke about the reasons why […]
By: Gabe Govi | Multimedia April 19, 2018 The long-awaited, annual opportunity for up to 50 points of extra credit is available for students in any physics course, so long as four of them are […]
By: Carli Lawrence | Writer April 18th, 2019 A measles outbreak is spreading across the country rapidly. As of April 17, the Department of Health and Human Services in Michigan have confirmed a total of […]
By Eva Gardner | Photographer April 19, 2019 If waking up at 7 AM for a car show is a game, then waking up at 5 AM for a car show is an extreme sport. […]
Sanctuary cities are welcoming immigrants with open arms (Southern Poverty Law Center). By: Abigail Calandra | Writer April 18, 2019 Since the 2016 election, immigration has declined, yet it remains one of the most polarized […]