Claire Judson – The Wolfpacket

Claire Judson, Assistant Editor-in-Chief

Claire Judson has been a Wolfpacket staff member since her sophomore year, and has served as a reporter, Business Manager, Assistant News Editor, and now Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Last year, she was co-president of CHS’ Investigative Journalism club and last summer created and hosted the first episode of the Wolfpod. Judson loves reading, stand-up comedy, hiking, and snacks. Beyond high school, she hopes to attend a four-year university and later pursue a career in journalism, law, or education.

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A poem from the graduating Wolfpacket EICs

Kay Oken, Claire Judson, and Joseph Salvinski
June 11, 2021

Graduating Class of 2021 Finally the end of this long run Mostly online days spent on Zoom Classes in our own bedrooms Senior year behind a...

Maarouf beats the odds at Harvard University

Claire Judson, Former Assistant Editor-in-Chief
June 11, 2021

After a year of unprecedented competition in college admissions, It’s no secret that being accepted into an Ivy League is no easy feat. Let alone admission...

Mitchell follows unique major to Ithaca

Claire Judson, Former Assistant Editor In Chief
June 11, 2021

After a busy four years of speech and debate tournaments, tennis, a full AP class schedule, and much more, Trevor Mitchell is headed off to Ithaca, New...

Queen Danny D departs CHS for medical school and dance career

Claire Judson, Assistant News Editor
June 5, 2020

A little over a year ago, the Wolfpacket sat down with then junior Danielle D’Arcangelo, better known as “Queen Danny D,” to discuss her experience...

“Late Start Bill” SB 328: Students are Entitled to More Sleep by Law, and Bequeathed Less Time for Homework

Claire Judson, Assistant News Editor
November 17, 2019

At 6:40 a.m., CHS students braving the infamous first period, drag themselves to their classrooms, just as the sun barely begins to approach the horizon....

JREMY Dissed? Nico Quadrini and Sir O’Neill Take on the CHS Rap King

Claire Judson and Kay Oken
October 19, 2019

For the past year, senior Jeremy Kimani, widely referred to by his stage name, JREMY, has become a Soundcloud phenomenon, local celebrity, and arguably...

Ms. Wear

Claire Judson, Assistant News Editor
September 20, 2019

Typically serving as a substitute teacher for four days out of the week, most CHS students have had Rachel Wear in their classroom at least at one point...

Meet Ady Barkan: “America’s Greatest Activist,” CHS Class of 2002

Claire Judson, Reporter
May 3, 2019

In December of 2017, a video of a man on an airplane confronting Republican Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona about his vote on a GOP tax bill...

Claremont Sees Snow for the First Time in Years

Claire Judson, reporter
March 22, 2019

On the morning of Thursday, Feb. 21, many residents of Claremont were shocked to check their weather apps and see something they have likely never seen...

The Emma Chamberlain Effect: Clout to Drought

Claire Judson, reporter
March 22, 2019

“Sister WENT OFF!” a freshman girl with Doc Martens, mom jeans, two shirts, and a pink velvet scrunchie exclaims across central quad. Many CHS students...

Riley’s Farm Caught in a War with the Claremont School District

Claire Judson, Reporter
February 1, 2019

Any student who has been a part of CUSD since elementary school would be able to recollect the epitome of CUSD elementary school field trips: Riley’s...

Juul’s New Rules to Combat Teen Vaping Issue

Claire Judson, reporter
January 11, 2019

Though unfortunate for some and relieving for many, usage of the infamous Juul around high school campuses (CHS included, admittedly) may be put to a screeching...

R.I.P. Musical.ly Gone Too Soon

Claire Judson, reporter
January 11, 2019

Last August, high schoolers nationwide were heartbroken to discover that they had lost a critical, nostalgic aspect of their middle school careers with...

‘Right Before I Go’: CHS Theatre Perfoms Impactful Play on Suicide Prevention

Claire Judson, reporter
December 3, 2018

The theatre lies silent as Stan Zimmerman, conceiver and adaptor of CHS Theatre’s most recent production, “Right Before I Go,” steps out onto a minimalistic...

The Woman, the Myth, the Dancer, the Legend: Queen Danny D

Claire Judson, reporter
December 3, 2018

“Danny D! Danny D!” The gym roars as Wolfgang steps up to perform in the midst of the back to school rally. More and more students seem to join along...

CHS Students Need Representation in CUSD School Board Elections

Claire Judson, reporter
November 5, 2018

As a student, it often seems easy to complain about certain problems arising in school. However, many do not consider ways in which they could be able...

CHS Students Show the True Chicano Experience

Claire Judson, reporter
November 5, 2018

Last August, the LA County Fair opened their annual art installation in the Millard Sheets Art Center. This year, the exhibition portrayed the theme “Alt...

The Secret Lives of YouTubers

Claire Judson, reporter
November 5, 2018

YouTube: a social media platform that runs on the appeal of being a creative outlet where uploads are quick and easy, and where anyone can become a celebrity...

Claremont High School Theatre Presents ‘Right Before I Go’

Claire Judson, Reporter
November 2, 2018

Claremont High School Theatre’s most recent production, "Right Before I Go," conveys an important message while contributing to a crucial cause by addressing...

Competitive and Sideline Cheer Are Now Independent

CLAIRE JUDSON, reporter
October 4, 2018

For the first time, CHS cheer is set to have a strictly competitive cheerleading team for the upcoming 2018-2019 season. In previous years, a cheerleader...

CHS Doesn’t Supply For Vegans

CLAIRE JUDSON, reporter
October 4, 2018

Lunch, the part of the day that seemingly all students look forward to. After a long morning, they are able to talk with friends, do homework, and ultimately...

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