Dear Tropical Lei,
I am writing to you in regards to your marque. For years, pre-pandemic, it has been a source of amusement and an educational tool for many new readers driving along Foothill blvd. between...
Personal Editorial
It was an April afternoon during my Junior year at Claremont High
School. As I walked from lunch to my Creative Writing class, I passed by CUSD’s current School Resource officer,...
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...
On October 12th, 2022, an email went out to Scripps faculty notifying them of a colleague’s achievements, and a wave of excitement sprang up. Professor Martha Gonzalez had just won a MacArthur Fellowship,...
On January 6, 2021, Claremont High School 2011 graduate Amanda Andrade-Rhoades found herself putting her life on the line documenting one of the biggest historical events of the 21st century. Over a year...
Everyone has heard of ASB, with their flashy posters at school events and “amazing” organization skills. They even have a special sign on their office door dedicated to them, essentially trying to...
I consider myself to be a fairly knowledgeable person. In the realm of “common sense”, I have plenty. Ask me what an artichoke is, though, and I will be lost.
The truth is that I genuinely do not...
Late at night, everything was as quiet as a mouse. The moon glowed eerily through the pane of glass: the only thing standing between the sleeping child and a malicious force of evil. The child awakened...
With several teachers leaving CHS for extended periods of time, the quality of education and the increasing need for substitutes have quickly come into play. Many students across campus are being heavily...
It is the beginning of the first week into semester two; students file into their history classes, sit down, and take out their respective note taking tools. Everyone is preparing for the dull weekly ritual...
In early April of 2000, after being drafted in the late sixth round, The New England Patriots called a young Tom Brady to congratulate him on his drafting to the team. Brady, on the telephone, went on...
Puppy. A terrible first guess to the sensational brain game: Wordle. Over the past few months, the web-based game centered around guessing a five-letter word has spiked in popularity. According to The...
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
Sophie Deng is an enthusiastic freshman at CHS, and a first year-reporter on the wolfpacket staff. She is widely involved in school activities, as a part of CHS’s debate team and is one of the captains...
Pablo Guevara is a junior at CHS and Assistant Opinions editor for the Wolfpacket. He cares strongly about personal advocacy and civic competency in his everyday life, which is exactly why he’s drawn...
Mandating six hours a day of physical movement when the average “gym bro” only spends less than two hours is an absurd requirement. The daily responsibilities of summer...
