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The Wolfpacket

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The Wolfpacket

The death of traditional news

Brooklyn Roston, Reporter January 10, 2025

The First Amendment grants the freedom of the press. News, born from this freedom, has been a cornerstone of democracy for the past century, shaping the course of our nation and the world. Newspapers,...

A meal fit for a king.

SATIRE: Hannibal Lecter for the FDA

Annabelle Brusky, Reporter January 10, 2025

“Well, Mr. President, have the libs stopped screaming?” On December 20, 2024, just a month shy from inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump announced another controversial choice for his cabinet....

Department of Education Bill

Department of Education Bill

Jiseo Park, Reporter January 10, 2025

“Abolish the Department of Education.” is not a statement you hear every day. However, it has been proposed as a bill in the Senate. From Donald Trump’s cabinet to federal financial aid, this bill...

Policy With Pablo: so long, legacy

Policy With Pablo: so long, legacy

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...

Death penalty in the USA

Death penalty in the USA

Makeda Keab, Reporter November 22, 2024

With a leading 12.6% of all ethnicities, Black people are among the biggest minorities in the United States and have been for centuries. Inequality has historically impacted the Black community far more...

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How free speech will change under a Trump administration

Annabelle Brusky, Reporter November 22, 2024
With a Trump government friendly to him, Musk could continue to amass wealth and power, all while using his influence over X, formerly Twitter, to endorse his allies...
From the Eras Tour to impacting presidential polls: Celebrity endorsements

From the Eras Tour to impacting presidential polls: Celebrity endorsements

Jiseo Park, Reporter November 1, 2024

“Swifties for Trump” is a direct quote from presidential candidate Donald Trump.  “I hate Taylor Swift,” Trump said, mere days later. From selling Eras Tour-inspired shirts with his pictures...

image courtesy of Kamala Harris for President

Policy With Pablo: Why Project 2025 Matters In This Election

Pablo Guevara, Assistant Opinions Editor November 1, 2024

When tensions are high during election season, people tend to misunderstand a lot of things that are actually said. Whether people are spreading rumors that President Joe Biden undoubtedly has dementia...

Voting in the '24 presidential election: the Electoral College

Voting in the ’24 presidential election: the Electoral College

Tavish Brodie, Reporter November 1, 2024

Every single American knows about the main process that keeps the government alive: democracy. And in the United States, democracy is held together by a large and complicated web of elections. An American...

Presidential Debates: Productive or Not?

Presidential Debates: Productive or Not?

Lincoln Roston, Reporter November 1, 2024

After hearing one presidential candidate shout that Haitian immigrants are eating the dogs, voters immediately determined the winner of the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. In...

Evolving US elections and political polarization

Evolving US elections and political polarization

Callum Stewart-Glavin, Co-Head News Editor November 1, 2024

In recent years, the way that people behave during US elections has changed significantly. In previous decades, people were kinder to each other in election years. People used to be able to talk to each...

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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