Catherine Schnabel is a devoted member of the Wolf packet serving her 3rd year. In addition to the Wolfpacket, Schnabel is a member of the Speech&Debate team on campus.
For many, St. Patrick’s Day makes them think of tiny leprechauns and a free excuse to pinch their friends. But for me, it fills my mind with thoughts...
Global warming being a byproduct of pollution is the debate that just will not go away. It is a debate that has even made its way into comedic monologues...
In 2014, the Flint, Michigan water crisis broke out when high levels of lead were exposed to 100,000 residents. The crisis is well known and has been going...
The time between third and fourth period is the biggest waste of time imaginable. Office hours is a time for all sorts of activities like talking, eating,...
With every upcoming season of sports, there is always the excitement of the rally. Rallies at CHS are made significantly more entertaining courtesy of...
With the world around us constantly changing, it seems impossible to keep up with the abundance of technology becoming available to consumers. Different...
Corey Calaycay is running for his fourth term and has served two one-year terms as Mayor of Claremont, and is currently serving his third term as a councilmember...
As the years go on in schooling, the work load seemingly is supposed to increase; however, the opposite occurred. Since entering high school, in all of...
The prospect of choosing between three sciences, chemistry, biology, and physics at the Advanced Placement (AP) Or International Baccalaureate (IB) level...
Claremont McKenna College (CMC) and Pitzer College have both placed an interest in developing a sports complex out of the quarry on the border of Claremont...
“Our Town” is a three-act play that is set in the early 1900s and takes place in a small town in New England that CHS students and teachers gave their...
Even after over 40 years since the craze around the nation, The Beatles still have a lasting effect on people whether it is good or bad. With still so...
