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The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

The student news site of Santa Margarita Catholic High School in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

The Eagle Eye

SM’s favorite types of movies

Brandon Covas, Staff Writer Dec 13, 2021

Movies are such an influential part of the world, especially for teenagers in high school. With there being so many genres of film, everyone has their own preference for what they like to watch. To...

5 Buzzfeed quizzes to prepare you for the holiday season

Katharine Lee, Feature Editor Dec 13, 2021

There is nothing to stave off boredom like a good set of Buzzfeed quizzes. As the holidays approach, get into Christmas spirit with the list of quizzes compiled below: 1. How Festive Are You Compared...

Dancing with the Eagles Photo Gallery

Kendrick Choi, Web Editor-in-Chief Dec 13, 2021

E-Sports team clicks to win

Catherine Bryson, Staff Writer Dec 13, 2021

Click. Click. Inside the SM library, rows of headphones can be seen, the headphones’ owners stare at the computer screen in front, focused in on the game. According to the National Education Association,...

Students join the ranks of administration

Dec 10, 2021

When there are problems, one can choose to ignore them, address them, or change them. Daniel Troyan, a senior, wants to be a subject of change. As a member of the new Administrative Student Advisory Group,...

Tips for staying motivated

Lana Diab, A&E Editor Oct 11, 2021

  Set Realistic Goals Do you ever wake up one morning and say you are going to accomplish the impossible only to get nothing done?  When we make our tasks unrealistic, we do not feel like...

From high school to college

Catherine Bryson, Staff Writer Oct 10, 2021

It is not difficult to find the college acceptance statistics for SM students. But college acceptance goes beyond statistics. Students are moving to a new place, moving away from home and from family and...

A new eagle soars

Julia Gore, Staff Writer Sep 19, 2021

With the 2021-2022 school year just beginning to get settled in, no better person to feature than one of the newest members of our school community. Bayleigh Shapard, class of 2022, has just begun her...

A catalyst for change

A catalyst for change

Katharine Lee, Feature Editor Sep 9, 2021

BLM. Asian hate crimes. Climate change. Out of a pandemic and social turmoil, junior Celine Bacily's new project, Yesterday, was born. A one-stop-shop for global issues and ways to address them, Yesterday...

Dash for Cash

Katie Rubio, Staff Writer Aug 29, 2021

The southwestern coast of Haiti was left devastated by the damage caused by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake on the morning of August 14, 2021. Overwhelmed with the catastrophe, Haiti experienced Tropical...

Instilling growth- With their clothing company, Medina and Stevens hope to inspire change in their community by planting a tree with every purchase. Both clothing collections sold out in less than 24 hours.

Restore revive revitalize

Giulia Henshaw, Copy Editor May 20, 2021

Starting a business was always a goal for senior Phillip Medina. While on FaceTime, he decided to speed up the inevitable and co-founded his clothing company, Sea of Trees, in the fall of 2020 with his...

New community- Alvidera and her small group have post Kairos reunions. They support each other in staying connected to their faith and maintain their friendship.

Keeping the tradition alive

Alex Vallone, Managing Editor Mar 25, 2021

Amidst a pandemic on top of the traditional senior stresses, many seniors experience feelings of uncertainty and anxiety. Many seniors, including myself, have lost hope of getting to have the activities...

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