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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...

Western Justice Center: the keys to safe school environments

Brooklyn Roston, Reporter • March 7, 2025

On Wednesday, February 26, twelve CHS students were invited to the Western Justice Center’s Peer Mediation Invitational, a dispute resolution tactic in which students trained with mediation practices...

The unnecessary waste from stores

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • March 7, 2025

In the United States, about 40% of citizens struggle to afford basic necessities—meaning having a clean t-shirt or even a daily simple meal is never guaranteed for two in five Americans, despite there...

A War Against Women

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • February 14, 2025

“The Taliban in Afghanistan do not see women as human beings,” Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, said. To be banned from exceeding an education beyond the sixth grade, or to be beaten...

The death of traditional news

Brooklyn Roston, Reporter • January 10, 2025

The First Amendment grants the freedom of the press. News, born from this freedom, has been a cornerstone of democracy for the past century, shaping the course of our nation and the world. Newspapers,...

Pomona College students arrested in protests for divestment

Rhea Sethi, reporter • May 3, 2024

On April 5, 2024, 20 students were led from Pomona College in handcuffs by police in riot gear after protesting the administration’s removal of a mock pro-Palestine “apartheid wall”. The mock...

Policy With Pablo: California To Ban “Forever Chemicals” In Water Forever

Pablo Guevara, Reporter • May 3, 2024

At CHS, it seems that students cannot live without the three or four water fountains sparsely dotted around campus. Whether they are refueling for a sports match, refilling for a long study session, or...

Is AI taking over education?

Anais Talbott Meza, Reporter • May 3, 2024

As the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) expands beyond professional and governmental use into spaces such as schools, the government has been urged to do something to regulate it. AI began as a concept...

CHS Inclusivity: We All Fit

Joy Cheng, Reporter • May 3, 2024

Inclusivity, the struggle for equal opportunities, is ever so prominent in the lives of Claremont students. Claremont Unified School District (CUSD) boasts a comprehensive range of special education, programs...

A step forward: France’s new abortion law

Oliver Carrero, Reporter • March 29, 2024

France; a country known for revolutions and the start of new ideas has started a new path to further their own enlightenment on women’s rights. On March 4th, 2024, the French parliament, with a 780-72...

Policy With Pablo: Super Tuesday Special

Pablo Guevara, Reporter • March 29, 2024

A democracy is of the people, by the people, and for the people. At the core of democracy, it is the people who decide what policies to support and who to champion those policies. Unfortunately, the public...

Nvidia stock prices skyrocket

Johnathan Lee, Reporter • March 29, 2024

Everyone has seen it: the RTX 4090. This may look like a bunch of mixed up numbers and letters to some, but to many, the RTX 4090 is one of the greatest technological innovations the world has ever witnessed....

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