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The Wolfpacket

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Policy With Pablo: Artificial Intelligence Accountability Is Finally Actualized!

Pablo Guevara, Assistant Opinions Editor September 27, 2024

If a student has ever plugged in an essay prompt to ChatGPT and received a dissertation on the level of Shakespeare, they are undoubtedly familiar with the immense power of artificial intelligence. Between...

Summer 2024 was California's hottest on record

Summer 2024 was California’s hottest on record

Annabelle Brusky, Reporter September 27, 2024

In the summer of 2024, California was at its hottest on record. The average temperature for June, July, and August was 80.3 degrees. This surpassed 2020’s record of 79.3, which was a year characterized...

Ready to Rumble?

Ready to Rumble?

Seong-Min Cho, Reporter September 27, 2024

Hundreds of earthquakes occur every year, and in recent weeks, California has been affected by several. Already, 13 earthquakes with magnitudes over 4.0 have been recorded as of mid-August, which signifies...

Photo collage by Annabelle Brusky (courtesy of The Student Life and New York Times)

Student Activism on Divestment in South Africa, Israel, and the Claremont Colleges

Annabelle Brusky, Contributing Reporter May 21, 2024

In April 1986, more than 150 student protesters on the University of California Berkeley campus were arrested with charges of felony and misdemeanors. Earlier that day, three protest groups on campus had...

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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...

Policy With Pablo: California To Ban "Forever Chemicals" In Water Forever

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...

LA's History Through Tar

LA’s History Through Tar

Julia Little, Reporter March 29, 2024

Deep in LA is one of the only urban natural history sites found in the city: the La Brea Tar Pits. The La Brea Tar Pits is an active archeological site where the history of climate change and human environmental...

Policy With Pablo: Super Tuesday Special

Policy With Pablo: Super Tuesday Special

Pablo Guevara, Reporter March 29, 2024

A democracy is of the people, by the people, and for the people. At the core of democracy, it is the people who decide what policies to support and who to champion those policies. Unfortunately, the public...

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History made as Jennifer Crumbley, mother of school shooter, is found guilty

Kate Song, Reporter March 4, 2024

In the entire history of school shootings in the United States, never once has a parent of a school shooter been found complicit in their child’s crime. However, in a twist of fate, the jury made a historic...

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Substantial Substance Abuse Laws Find And Fight Fentanyl Dealers

Pablo Guevara, Reporter March 4, 2024

Most students at Claremont High School have probably been exposed to their fair share of DARE and other drug PSAs warning them about the dangers of using illicit substances at any age. With the rise of...

Quaking, shaking, destructing -- Earthquakes in CA

Quaking, shaking, destructing — Earthquakes in CA

Fiona Bulmer, Reporter February 9, 2024

Within the last 40 to 50 years, the earthquake magnitude average has multiplied about a dozen times. Earthquakes happen about 10,000 times per year in Southern California. Most of these earthquakes are...

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New “Red Flag” Laws Fire Back At Gun Violence

Pablo Guevara, Reporter February 9, 2024

It is undeniable that school shootings and their staggering frequency have become a tragedy nationwide. Even though California has the lowest rate of gun violence out of any US state, this perceived safety...

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