Pablo Guevara, Assistant Opinions Editor
• November 22, 2024
Now that the dreaded college admissions season has rolled around, seniors at CHS are undoubtedly stressing over how their future education will unfold. That is, of course, unless someone is lucky enough...
Conchas. Tamales. Fizzing orange soda. The spices and sweet scents of food weave through the entire town, inviting everyone—the dead and the living—to return home. Burning candles and the perfume of...
On the first day of the 2024-25 school year, a new law took hold of the campus. The infamous phone policy is simple: if a phone is outside a backpack during class, it gets confiscated. The policy’s procedures...
There are many active clubs on the CHS campus, from Asian-Student Union, to Interact, to ArtStart. Starting one’s own club takes a lot of persistent effort and hard work, and not everyone has the time...
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...
Inclusivity, the struggle for equal opportunities, is ever so prominent in the lives of Claremont students. Claremont Unified School District (CUSD) boasts a comprehensive range of special education, programs...
With Dr. Mitchell becoming Claremont High School’s new principal after Dr. O’Connor’s retirement, various changes have been implemented to combat a pre-existing major issue at school: drug usage....
Many students at Claremont High School have played the idea of their impending graduation over and over in their heads. For most, it is them sitting on white chairs on the football field, clapping for...
Sirens blaring, red lights flashing, and ambulances driving off with gurneys of unidentified people. Soon, parents and guardians receive the call of their nightmares: their child has been involved in a...
Running noses and coughs have become the chorus of Claremont High School classrooms. Over the past month, students have found themselves within the grasp of an escalating health crisis, leaving classrooms...
On Tuesday, November 28th, the Claremont City Council held a meeting discussing a three year old predicament: the future of School Resource Officers in CUSD. The SRO program, established in Claremont in...
For many high school rising seniors, summer is a time for rest, relaxation, and embellishment of college apps. Many teens spend the summer traveling, working, or volunteering. But for CHS students John...
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
Isabelle Shie is a senior and rounding off her fourth year on the staff as the Assistant Editor in Chief. Shie thinks she’s Jake Peralta, but in reality she’s more of a Charles Boyle. She is an expert...
Sophie Deng is an enthusiastic freshman at CHS, and a first year-reporter on the wolfpacket staff. She is widely involved in school activities, as a part of CHS’s debate team and is one of the captains...
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
