It is way too common for people to get overly defensive about things like music. No, seriously–it seems like there are pretentious snobs everywhere, screaming at innocent passersby who are calmly listening...
Within the human brain, the frontal lobe allows the mind to think of complex concepts, have imagination with individuality, and develop rational decisions with reason. But when this essential aspect of...
Indian weddings are an extravagant affair: multiple pre-wedding ceremonies, hundreds of guests, lavish wedding attire, and hours of dancing. Yet one of India’s richest families, the billionaire Ambanis,...
Journalism is dying, because people can no longer trust anything or believe anyone.
Glancing at Google’s list of current trending searches two weeks ago, a question stood out: did Disney buy the...
No one can deny the nostalgia surrounding the lifelong connections manifested in the middle of fourth-period Spanish or second-period English. From twitter to television, high school nostalgia lives in...
We love to jump to conclusions. When the facts all seem to line up, we always point a finger at whoever they seem to line up against—even when what seems right simply isn’t. And this obsession with...
Sweat pools onto the glistening black table top as your eyes follow the small white ball catapulting across each side with a great level of concision and power. The crowd roars with enthusiasm as the winning...
Songs aren’t just songs anymore, they’re TikTok songs. Trends aren’t spread over months by magazines and models, they’re liked, shared, and bought in seconds through Instagram. Words are no longer...
Lucas Grannis is the Head Opinions Editor in the Wolfpacket. Right by his side is Odelia Hahn, assistant Opinions Editor. Both Grannis and Hahn have been part of the Wolfpacket since their freshman year,...
Memories and nostalgia –good or bad— are integral to our high school experience. Frequently, we can find all the memories and recollections condensed into one book–the yearbook. Almost every school...
It goes without saying that teenagers can be a little stupid. Why wouldn’t they be? As teens break out of the bubble of childhood and start to adapt to the real adult world around them, some missteps...
The students of Claremont High School have always been afraid. They are afraid of responsibility, vulnerability, and commitment— all normal teenage worries that everyone experiences as they try to figure...
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...
Emma Calimlim is a senior at CHS, and a first year reporter at Wolfpacket. She volunteers under the Interact Club at CHS, and has also assisted with Claremont’s Project Think over the summer for two...
Caroline Warren is a junior at CHS and currently the Assistant News Editor for the Wolfpacket. Warren joined the staff her sophomore year and quickly fell in love with writing about current events, both...
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...
