Make The Switch To Twitch
JAIDEN CURLIN, reporter
October 3, 2018
Filed under A&E
Inside the gaming community, there are many places for a person to enjoy gaming content. Two of the biggest platforms, Twitch and YouTube, are where anyone can easily find creators to watch. Need help beating a certain level in a video game? Type it up and instantly hundreds of videos by a plethora of...
What Really Goes Into Wolfcast?
SARAH PINO, reporter
October 3, 2018
Filed under A&E
Wolfcast is one of the most unique classes offered at CHS that many surrounding schools do not offer. Wolfcast is a class where students interested in film making can grow and flourish. Even after long days of memorizing a script or editing a feature, students still continue to thrive in the class creating...
How Creator Shane Dawson is Shaping the Future of YouTube
CLAIRE JUDSON, reporter
October 3, 2018
With YouTube vloggers consistently growing in popularity, they seem to be a frequent topic of conversation. But recently, it is seemingly impossible to have a conversation about YouTube without one person’s name being mentioned: Shane Dawson. Specifically, his new style of making multiple-part documentary...
“Crazy Rich Asians” Reaches Crazy High Ratings
ELIE SCHWARTZ, reporter
October 3, 2018
On Aug. 15th, the bright lights of Hollywood was changed forever. The release of “Crazy Rich Asians” (CRA) grossed $117.3 million dollars domestically. The film’s initial success will inspire the industry to produce more Asian and Asian-American centered movies. As the first all Asian cast movie...
Movie Goers Rave For “BlacKkKlansman” and “Sorry to Bother You”
EVELYN DOWNER, reporter
October 2, 2018
This summer has given moviegoers many blockbuster hits, but arguably the most notable movies this summer have been “Sorry To Bother You” and “BlacKkKlansman.” The two films offer two poignant yet humorous perspectives on important social commentary and the black experience in America. Both films...
AR in the 2018 Yearbook
Kay Oken, Reporter
May 11, 2018
CHS’s yearbook department has always been known for their incredible designs. From pages to layouts, the staff finds new things to add every year, and this year is no exception. This 2017-2018 volume will be incorporating augmented reality within the book’s pages. Augmented reality (AR) and virtual...
Last of King Tut
Joseph Salvinski, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Filed under 2017-2018, A&E, Showcase
“King Tut: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh” is an exhibit located at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. The exhibit is open until Jan. 9, 2019. Most morning time slots to visit the museum have already been sold out, and this is the last time the exhibits will be shown before it leaves...
Review: Ready Player One
Sean Castro, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Filed under 2017-2018, A&E, Movies/TV
There is almost an infinite amount of movies that have come from books, like “Harry Potter” or “Lord of the Rings.” “Ready Player One” was originally a novel written by Ernest Cline about a young gamer named Wade Watts, who becomes destined to save the virtual reality world called the OASIS....
Power, Space, Reality, Soul, Time, and Mind: A Review of “Infinity War”
Caden Merrill, Asst. A&E Editor
May 11, 2018
Filed under 2017-2018, A&E, Movies/TV, Showcase
“Mr. Stark, you’ve become part of a bigger universe, you just don’t know it yet.” These were the words spoken by S.H.I.E.L.D. director Nick Fury to genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist Tony Stark, who had just revealed to the world that he was Iron Man. Starting with “Iron Man”...
The Placebo Effects of Mental Health Games: Toying with Neuroscience
Jaden Clark, Reporter
May 11, 2018
Many have seen advertisements for alleged brain-training games. In addition, countless have likely fallen into the allure of potentially getting smarter, or other ideas they associate with “brain-training.” Still, few really understand the actual purpose, ideas, and verifiable results behind companies...
Senior Gabriela Leon Makes the Beat
Luke Kendall, Reporter
March 27, 2018
Filed under A&E
Although there are many students that enjoy listening to music, there are only a few that are passionate enough to further their interest in the field. CHS senior Gabriela Leon is one of the few people that has further her love for music by joining a program called “Girls Make Beat...
Claremont Plants Hope in its Decaying Trees With Public Artwork and Displays
Jaden Clark, Reporter
March 27, 2018
Filed under 2017-2018, A&E, Issue #6
During the past few months, wildfires and droughts have ravaged their ways across Southern California. In particular, the dry spell has affected everyone, and the state has passed a variety of rules to stop it. Claremont has not been an exception, especially due to the amount of trees. Specifically,...