Savannah Gresham | Writer May 20, 2021 As Arabs and Jews face off violently in the streets of Palestine, warnings of Civil War continue to plague the tabloids. Seeing as tensions have been building between […]
Kate Hedger | Head Editor May 13, 2021 With the new COVID-19 updates released by the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) announcing that adolescents ages 12 to 15 can now receive the Pfizer […]
Sosie Casteel | A&E Editor May 13, 2021 This coming Tuesday the 18th, the Wellness and Prevention Center and Community Outreach Alliance are hosting a Youth Job Fair along with businesses willing to hire teens […]
ANGLES’ LEGEND Albert Pujols. Mike Axisa/CBS Sports Jack Hagen | Sports Editor May 13, 2021 Last week, the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim parted ways with one of the most iconic figures in baseball, Albert […]
Danielle Generaux | Student Life Editor May 14, 2021 Knott’s Berry Farm, one of California’s favorite theme parks, is now open to the public after being closed for over a year. California health officials cleared […]
Jack Harris | Writer May 14, 2021 The 2021 NFL schedule is here and set in stone. This is the first year that teams will play 17 games rather than 16, adding an extra week […]
Mia Costales | News Editor May 13, 2021 On April 28, tens of thousands of Colombian protesters took to the streets, protesting a government tax reform. This tax reform, introduced by right-wing President Iván […]
Mirca Gomez | Writer May 6, 2021 Covid-19 shut down the Happiest Place on Earth for 412 days—by far the longest period the magical theme park has been closed since its original debut in 1955. […]
Jill Greene | Head Editor May 14, 2021 After a year of no song and dance, the San Clemente High School Drama Department is finally ready to put on another show. While trickily abiding by […]
JAMES FRUSTRATED: LeBron has made it clear that he does not like the play-in tournament Mark J. Terrell/AP Ben Cooper | Writer May 7, 2021 The highly disputed NBA play-in tournament has confused some fans […]