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America needs more walkable cities

Lorenzo Cano, Reporter • March 31, 2023

Many Americans are dependent on automobiles for transportation. This is a tired system that stresses those who cannot afford a car, forcing them to turn to our widely underdeveloped and underfunded public...

Teachers, don’t fear ChatGPT. Learn to teach with it.

Lucas Grannis, Opinions Editor • March 31, 2023

When ChatGPT was first launched on a late November day this past year, millions of people from different parts of the country speculated that their lives would be changed forever; people seemed to think...

End Overdose: Naloxone should be over-the-counter

Kat Griswold, Reporter • March 3, 2023

2022 saw the deaths of over one hundred thousand people due to opioid overdose, slightly surpassing the previous year. It is not controversial to say that the opioid crisis is an appalling part of the...

End Homeroom Raffles

Areesh Zaidi, Reporter • March 3, 2023

Homeroom has become a regular part of Claremont High School’s schedule this year and has received a diversity of responses from staff and students. One of the largest parts of homeroom’s curriculum...

LA County’s response to the Fentanyl crisis is a disgrace

Odelia Hahn, Reporter • March 3, 2023

You may remember when the news articles about fentanyl started pouring in. The media had preached continually about the dangers and harms of the drug. Then, recently, there were mentions about the newly...

Why honors is better than MYP

Cheng Hao Li, Reporter • March 3, 2023

Honors Freshman English, Honors World History and Honors Sophomore English. Each one of these courses has been discontinued, to be replaced by MYP. Why? CHS claims that MYP is something to “foster communication”...

End the uprise in disrespect to teachers from students

Melina Tisopulos • March 3, 2023

A year and a half following the return to in-person schooling, the lingering effects of the pandemic’s learning loss still ring. With plunges in test scores and rising absenteeism, its quantitative impact...

CHS students have spoken: bring back paid lunches

Kyle Chen, Reporter • February 3, 2023

In the past, CHS used to provide students with paid lunches including pizza, tacos, and other foods for $3-$4. This remained unchanged until the COVID-19 pandemic hit when schools in California school...

CHS bathroom passes can’t stop disrupting our classes

Kate Mitchell and Areesh Zaidi • February 3, 2023

CHS students are fed up with six minute bathroom passes. As a result of the Tiktok “Devious Licks” vandalism trend last fall, bathroom passes were introduced to CHS to try to combat the issue. The...

Want the police called on you? Go to the office

Natalie DeWees, Reporter • February 3, 2023

By this point in the school year, most students at CHS are familiar with the small QR code with a dinosaur in the middle. It’s around every corner, hanging in our classes and bathrooms, advertised...

Heavy visual effects have ruined cinema

Theo da Silveira, Reporter • February 2, 2023

Computer-generated imagery (CGI) has become increasingly prevalent in modern media, particularly in film and television. While it can be used to create stunning visual effects and bring fantastical worlds...

With Newer Times Should Come Newer Books

Naisaa Khedia, Reporter • December 22, 2022

Percy Jackson, Maze Runner, and The Hunger Games: while these books are amazing classics—no doubt still warming the hearts of many young adults—they seem to only provide a sense of nostalgia to high...

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