The Wolfpacket

Prom Court: Jagger Hill

Carrie Anne Little, Editor in Chief • May 6, 2024

Lighting up every room he enters, the vivacious and jubilant Jagger Hill has found himself as one of the 13 members on Prom Court this year. Like all students at the Prom Rally on Wednesday, April 24,...

Overrated Fast Food Restaurants

William Maxwell Abbott, Reporter • May 3, 2024

For far too long, fast-food restaurants have been judged based on popularity, momentum, and advertising. But it is time that someone takes a deeper dive into popular fast food restaurants, specifically:...

Pomona College students arrested in protests for divestment

Rhea Sethi, reporter • May 3, 2024

On April 5, 2024, 20 students were led from Pomona College in handcuffs by police in riot gear after protesting the administration’s removal of a mock pro-Palestine “apartheid wall”. The mock...

Navie Fernadez: Prom Court

Oliver Carrero, Reporter • May 3, 2024

From being a dedicated Interbaclourate Diploma student to being a part of Claremont’s Hispanic Honors Society and being an active member of Claremont High’s Link Crew, Navie Fernandez has accomplished...

Out goes paper, In comes digitalization: AP & SAT goes digital

Anna Jiang, Head Features Editor • May 3, 2024

After almost a century of students bubbling out A, B, C, and D on their sheets, the College Board has decided to say good riddance to paper and pencils and hello to the modern era of digitalization of...

NYT Mini Crossword

Oliver Carrero, Reporter • May 3, 2024

Dating all the way back to ten years ago, the Mini Crossword (alongside the Spelling Bee, Letter Boxed, Tiles and Vertex) was released to the New York Times website. Now, a decade later, the Mini-Crossword...

SATIRE: Julia’s advice, continued two years later

Julia Little, Reporter • May 3, 2024

Hi my name is Julia. Two years ago I wrote an advice column for the Wolfpacket. Since it was so good I thought you guys might need some more advice from my beautiful self. Your Welcome. Enjoy your reading. Q:...

Prom Court: Quintin Giles-Gray

Natalie DeWees, Reporter • May 3, 2024

With a persistent cheerful deposition, it is no surprise that Quintin Giles-Gray is on the Prom Court. Possibly one of the most outgoing individuals at CHS, Giles-Gray has a devotion to his community and...

SATIRE: New Prom Theme: Tik Tok Rizz Party

Fiona Wu, Reporter • May 3, 2024

Sweat drips from Turkish Quadale Dingle’s neck as he shakes it one last time to Lil Uzi Vert because “this IS what you want.” Claremont High School’s biggest event of the year is prom, and students...

CHS students crave connections on NYT

Isabelle Shie, Head A&E Editor • May 3, 2024

What do Clark, Chen, Craven, and Cowl have in common? Thousands of people on November 22, 2023, stared at their screens struggling to find an answer. The connection between them was shockingly simple:...

Policy With Pablo: California To Ban “Forever Chemicals” In Water Forever

Pablo Guevara, Reporter • May 3, 2024

At CHS, it seems that students cannot live without the three or four water fountains sparsely dotted around campus. Whether they are refueling for a sports match, refilling for a long study session, or...

Is AI taking over education?

Anais Talbott Meza, Reporter • May 3, 2024

As the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) expands beyond professional and governmental use into spaces such as schools, the government has been urged to do something to regulate it. AI began as a concept...