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Justine Ouellette plans to attend Davidson College next fall.

The One Where Ouellette Graduates

Lucas Grannis, Assistant Editor-in-Chief June 6, 2025

Most people don’t realize when they’re in the presence of greatness, because sometimes, greatness doesn’t shout. It studies late into the night, clocks shifts at 21 Choices, instructs kids after...

2025 Senior Poem

Lucas Grannis and Isabelle Shie June 6, 2025

Class of 2025, We are the grade that lived through the screen, Zoom breakout rooms and glitchy routines. We’ve been awkward at rallies, maybe missed our chance to speak, And witnessed things...

Libby Raviv is set to embark on an educational path at one of the most prestigious schools in the world.

Libby-Ral at Columbia

Lucas Grannis, Assistant Editor-in-Chief June 6, 2025

Did you hear? Libby Raviv is going to Columbia. It started as a rumor—the kind you hear in the hallway and do a double-take. Not because it’s shocking, but because it just makes sense. If...

Founders of SWAG

SWAG – a mental health resource

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter May 2, 2025

As of 2025, an estimated one in four Americans suffer from a mental health disorder, affecting their everyday lives and the world around them. With mental health quickly becoming a crisis, a set of CHS...

Sever(anc)e success

Sever(anc)e success

Lincoln Roston, Assistant Opinions Editor May 2, 2025

In the mainstream, there exists a variety of television, all with varying plots, subplots, and lore. However, none are more mysterious than the hit series, “Severance”, a Sci-Fi thriller directed by...

Are tiny children going to overheat to let teenagers study?

Are tiny children going to overheat to let teenagers study?

Mayo Ou, Editor-in-Chief May 2, 2025

“When are you going back to school?” “The Wednesday before Labor Day. I know, it’s so late, right?” One of the oddest aspects about attending school in the Claremont Unified School...

(Mine)craft megahit

(Mine)craft megahit

Jiseo Park, Reporter May 2, 2025

“Chicken Jockey!” These two words became viral on almost every social media platform following the release of “A Minecraft Movie.” The movie has been receiving loads of attention since before...

College Board: the greediest "nonprofit"

College Board: the greediest “nonprofit”

Nina Wu, Co-Head A&E Editor May 2, 2025

Introducing the force of purest good, the hero of the day, the not greedy at all, the amazing, the one and only greatest “nonprofit” of all time—College Board! For a totally-not-wallet-busting low...

Zodiac signs: the discriminatory stars

Zodiac signs: the discriminatory stars

Zarish Zaidi, Reporter April 4, 2025

On your first date, everything is going well. You have so much in common with your date and you think this might be the one, until they ask the question that changes the course of every first date to come....

photo courtesy of Mr. Carrillo

Artist of the month: Mr. Carrillo

Nina Wu and Joy Cheng April 4, 2025

Since elementary school, Mario Carrillo—Claremont High School’s AP physics teacher and percussion director—has been inseparable from music. Much of his first year as the CHS percussion director has...

Q&A  with the art quad trifecta

Q&A with the art quad trifecta

Julia Little, Reporter April 4, 2025

When CHS students walk into the art quad they will see ceramics, photography, and visual art classes, but who are the teachers that have committed their time to teenagers' artistic educations? The art...

Teachers, stop the excuses and fix your double standard

Teachers, stop the excuses and fix your double standard

Lucas Grannis, Assistant Editor-in-Chief April 4, 2025

"Rules for thee, and not for me" seems to be the unspoken motto of many educators, birthing an epidemic of academic duplicity. At CHS and beyond, students are warned against using AI to help guide them...

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