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Fall COVID tests expired… or not?

Mayo Ou, Head News Editor • December 22, 2022

Time to pass out the tests! Wait, a test today? Well, one for COVID, at least. Over the course of the pandemic, almost everyone has gotten used to sticking swabs up their noses, mixing the swab with a...

College Workers striking back

Kate Mitchell and Kat Griswold • December 22, 2022

UC (University Of California) Workers have band together to shout persuasive chants, and rally on the streets of the UC Center in Sacramento, California. Hundreds of academic workers ranging from teaching...

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This article was written by Lorenzo Cano and Jocelyn Hannan, reporters. The page design was by Mayo Ou, Head News Editor.

Innovating mental health support

Natalie DeWees, Reporter • November 18, 2022

When it comes to mental health conditions, such as depression or anxiety, a student’s ability to function well at school can be impacted. With the rise of information and attention toward students'...

Spending Hanukkah in Santa Monica? Be prepared for the workload when you get back

Kat Griswold, Reporter • November 18, 2022

On September 26th and 27th of 2022, millions of people around the world celebrated Rosh Hashanah, welcoming the start of the Jewish New Year and of the ten Days of Awe, ending the celebrations with Yom...

Inflation Skyrockets

Theo Da Silveira, Reporter • November 18, 2022

Inflation has plagued the U.S. economy on a scale that hasn’t been seen before in years. The skyrocketing price of consumer goods such as gas, food, and housing has caused a huge disruption to the...

The return of the flu

Enya Wang and Kirra Park • November 18, 2022

It is that time of year when viruses take to the chilly air, afflicting many with runny noses and sore throats. As fall transitions into winter, respiratory illnesses like influenza (commonly known as...

Tips for dealing with grief

Cheng Hao Li, Reporter • November 18, 2022

Mental health has proved to be an important parameter for well-being in today’s world. The damaging impact of poor mental health became prominent in the years of quarantine and social distancing, and...

Drugs permeate the quads: an investigation into Claremont’s substance epidemic

Lorenzo Cano and Jocelyn Hannan • November 18, 2022

Drugs like marijuana, cocaine, and fentanyl permeate the populace of teens around the country. Claremont is no stranger to the epidemic of substance abuse, as it has reached the heart of the student population...

Changing Homecoming Traditions

Areesh Zaidi • November 18, 2022

Claremont High School left the Homecoming “king” and “queen” titles in the dust this past dance in favor of the term “royalty.” According to ASB, Claremont chose to use the word “royalty”...

Office Hours Please! But Legal Issues May Apply

Naisaa Khedia, Reporter • October 22, 2022

As the new school year progresses, the student disappointment in the lack of office hours is reaching its peak. So much so that an online petition to bring back office hours was created on September 24th....

CUSD’s troubling attendance

Cheng Hao Li, Reporter • October 22, 2022

The Claremont Unified School District has a problem that may prove to be detrimental in the future. It is not something that students might expect. It is not bullying, COVID-19, school lunch, technology,...

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