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Update on LA County; the epicenter of the Coronavirus

Izzy Thomas, Reporter • January 25, 2021

In the weeks following the holidays, Los Angeles County has become one of the most dangerous counties in the nation and the epicenter of COVID-19, thus sounding the alarm in Claremont, which sits within...

If You Haven’t Heard: December 2020

Michael Ball, Reporter • December 14, 2020

The world is a big and interesting place with hundreds of stories happening every day. However, the media overlooks much of it in favor of the flashy and over-exaggerated. Despite this, it is important...

Students protest for the removal of school resource officer

Kay Oken, Editor-in-Chief • December 14, 2020

On Thursday, Nov. 19, students gathered outside Sumner Elementary School, to march to the home of CUSD Board of Education President, David Nemer, in protest of the CHS school resource officer. Lead...

AP and IB in the COVID era

David Begazo, Reporter • December 14, 2020

The AP and IB curriculums are looked upon by many CHS students as well as students across the country, as the gateway to a better GPA and a stronger college application as a result. These programs, affected...

COVID-19 catch up: an update on rising cases, restrictions, and vaccines

Melina Tisopulos and Izzy Thomas • December 14, 2020

As the holiday season begins, Coronavirus cases have been rapidly on the rise, reaching some of the highest numbers yet. On Dec. 1, Los Angeles County gained over 7,000 new COVID cases, and had just over...

Will we ever return to campus?

Meghan Mason, Assistant News Editor • November 16, 2020

On March 13th, 2020, when CUSD shut down its campuses at the beginning of the pandemic, many students felt that one month of “at-home” school might make for a nice vacation in the middle of the school...

Students poll in on the 2020 Presidential Election

Izzy Thomas, Reporter • November 16, 2020

On Nov. 3, millions of Americans were glued to their televisions as they anxiously awaited the results of the 2020 presidential election. Americans on both ends of the political spectrum were on the edges...

California bans flavored tobacco hoping to halt teenage vaping

Ady Bolinger, Assistant News Editor • November 16, 2020

For many CHS students, walking into a CHS bathroom can oftentimes be like walking into a smoke shop. Clouds of smoke rise from the stalls, empty Puff Bars are scattered across the floor, and the sickly...

Special Education during the pandemic: what changed?

Melina Tisopulos, Reporter • November 16, 2020

Last March, the unprecedented transition from in-person to online schooling placed all educators in a peculiar and difficult circumstance. However, this unexpected shift presented even more unique challenges...

Is it time for a new approach to American education? The New York Times thinks so.

Michael Ball and Izzy Thomas • October 26, 2020

Parents everywhere can agree that quality education is of the utmost importance to their child. Everyone can agree on that, however as much agreement as there is on making sure a child’s education is...

CHS Young Democrats club working to reform systemic issues in high school curriculum in collaboration with Pitzer College students

Melina Tisopulos, Reporter • October 26, 2020

The CHS Young Democrats club has always been dedicated to ensuring a more ideal, democratic future. In the past, the club has worked closely with the Democratic Club of Claremont to hold informative lectures...

New Housing to be built in Claremont on beloved neighborhood park: La Puerta Park

Izzy Thomas, Reporter • October 26, 2020

Everyone has a favorite park in their neighborhood, a favorite place they grew up in, playing games and sports with neighbors. For many Claremont residents, that spot is La Puerta Park. This park has a...

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