In 1925, the NSDA (National Speech and Debate Association) was established to motivate high school students to improve public speaking abilities. Today, the NSDA hosts seventeen different events that range...
Songs aren’t just songs anymore, they’re TikTok songs. Trends aren’t spread over months by magazines and models, they’re liked, shared, and bought in seconds through Instagram. Words are no longer...
CHS is full of extracurriculars and clubs that are cherished by students and staff. Through these activities, students can explore their passions beyond the classroom and begin to develop, harness new...
Once hailed as the cornerstone of sex equality, feminism has now shifted from women advocating for fundamental civil rights to adopting toxic anti-male agendas, with t-shirts reading “Make Boys Cry”...
Everyone knows the football team at CHS, and this is due largely in part to the advertisement of the ASB. Don’t get me wrong, this support is good. But the level of support sports teams are getting are...
The recent decision to overturn Affirmative Action is a step backward for the United States. Affirmative Action is a policy that increases the representation of marginalized groups in the U.S. Its goal...
Behind the three-story buildings and grand arches of Palo Alto, students are working themselves to death. Teen suicide rates in Palo Alto have risen to more than four times the national average. Palo Alto,...
Memories and nostalgia –good or bad— are integral to our high school experience. Frequently, we can find all the memories and recollections condensed into one book–the yearbook. Almost every school...
After forty years, the Supreme Court has finally overturned the use of Affirmative Action in college admissions. Though it was fairly contentious and only overturned on a 6-3 vote, this decision ensures...
As soon as an English teacher says, “we’re going to be taking the Star test today,” everybody groans and resigns themselves to another boring day in class, set to take the same test they have taken...
IB and AP students know the feeling well. It’s finals season and you’ve worked hard all year to maintain your grades. You did all the journals, solved all the equations, and wrote all the essays. It’s...
Lucas Grannis, Assistant Opinions Editor
• May 5, 2023
As points were totaled, there was an evident tie. An intense matchup with one more game would determine a winner – not just for the outcome of a measly night rally, but for the outcome of something much...
The term “influencer,” explained by the Oxford Dictionary, is "a person with the ability to influence potential buyers of a product or service by promoting or recommending...
CH Li is a sophomore and Assistant Sports Editor for the Wolfpacket this school year. This year his specific goals for himself in Wolfpacket are to not get fired and to make the sports section better than...
Isabelle Shie is a Junior at CHS and the head A&E editor at The Wolfpacket. Her favorite ice cream flavor is Mint Chip or Wild And Reckless Sherbet. She has a lovely family and a very cute dog named Dio...
