Best Coffee: Zebra House Coffee
By: Abby Stewart | Sports Editor January 31, 2020 Located on 1001 south El Camino Real, Zebra House has everything you could wish for in a coffee shop. Zebra House has become a popular place […]
January 2020
Best Spikeball spot: Lost Winds
By: Jack Sorenson | Head Editor January 31. 2020 Spikeball is a game that incorporates elements of volleyball and foursquare to create a fast-paced, close-quarters athletic experience, and it has swept the nation as both […]
Best place to find a basic teenage girl: Bluffs above Tstreet
By: Maile Benumof | Writer January 31, 2020 Located on the bluffs above the Hole, right between T-Street and Lausens, this specific cliff is the perfect location to find a basic white girl in the […]
Best frozen yogurt: Active Culture
By: Julia Wengier | Editor in Chief January 29, 2020 San Clemente residents’ frozen yogurt cravings find a fix at Active Culture, located at the top of Del Mar Street. With a photogenic atmosphere and […]
Boys’ varsity basketball dominates Dana Hills on senior night
By: Makena Viera | Writer January 24, 2019 Last Wednesday, the crowd went wild as our boys’ varsity basketball team beat rival Dana Hills at home. The turnout was one of the biggest yet. Embracing […]
Super Bowl LIV preview
By: Jack Harris | General Writer January 24, 2020 Super Bowl Sunday is finally upon us. The National Football League’s 100 season will come to an end on February 2 in Miami, where the […]
Circles: the posthumous project of artist Mac Miller
The album cover artwork of Circles, Mac Miller’s sixth and final studio album By: Micah Regalado | Editor in Chief January 25, 2020 Over a year after the death of artist Mac Miller, the public […]
Lack of fish: A problem for humans, by humans
Fishing in the same spot day in and out drastically decreases fish populations, like our San Clemente Pier (photos by Ava Sinacori) By: Lang Csira | General Editor January 23, 2020 Oceans are destabilizing, fish […]
Australian bushfires affect millions of endangered animals
By Sosie Casteel | Writer January 24, 2020 World: meet Billy. He’s a koala with four burnt paws. On January 6, Billy was retrieved from one of the many bush fires that recently consumed millions […]
Proposed legislation aims to combat our deteriorating national parks
By Andrew de Koeyer | Writer January 24, 2020 Expanding across 29 states and covering over 84 million acres, our country’s national parks are globally recognized for their natural beauty. These parks primarily serve […]