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Wolfpack Times
The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times
The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times
News
FROM CLASSROOM TO PROTEST - MACES students walked out of their classrooms on February 7 holding many flags representing their cultures and posters with many political messages written on them. They organized a walkout in protest of Trump's mass deportation policies that have been taking place since the beginning of his second term. They headed towards Plaza Azeala in South Gate where they met up with other nearby schools such as South Gate High School, Bell High School, Maywood High School, and South East High School.
From promises to policy
Emily Estrada, Managing Editor • February 14, 2025

Donald J. Trump, 47th  U.S. president, has signed off an executive...

Wolfpack Weekly S4, E3
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • February 7, 2025
A SIGN OF SUPPORT - Nora Torres, an AP English Literature teacher, holds up a sign outside of MACES on January 28, to remind students that the school is a safe place for immigrants. The message was shared during the morning, reinforcing the school's commitment to inclusivity and support for all students.
A shield for rights
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • January 28, 2025
SERVE YOUR CIVIC DUTY - Uncle Sam wants you to "... follow @maces.wolfpacktimes!" Stay updated on all the latest school news, events, and stories.
Wolfpack Times 2.0
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • December 20, 2024
TROPHY IN HAND, SPIRITS HIGH - The marching band celebrates their achievement. Posed in two rows with their trophy on the ground, the band and color guard proudly show off their hard-earned achievement. "After our performance, I felt accomplished and very emotional. Crying together with years of joy, happiness, and accomplishment." said Mota
Marching to victory
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • December 8, 2024
Opinion
Kendrick Lamar poses in front of a Grand National GNX for the promotion of his album 'GNX'
Kendrick and SZA go peekaboo at the halftime show
Santiago Munoz, Opinion Editor • February 10, 2025

Prior to his superbowl performance, Kendrick Lamar was fresh off of winning 5 grammys...

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Gift exchange showdown
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • December 24, 2024
A slice of the pie: student views on trick-or-treating limits - A poll by @wolfpacktimes on Instagram surveyed 136 students, asking, “What is the age limit to trick-or-treat?"
Is age just a number?
Ricardo Santiago, Editor-In-Chief • October 31, 2024
Percent change in U.S. degree holders by program between 2011 and 2018
The Myth of the Perfect Major
Santiago Munoz, Opinion Editor • October 24, 2024
Arts & Entertainment
THE ART OF SOUND - NASU makes an appearance at the Inner-City Arts program in Downtown Los Angeles to promote their band and give a preview to their music.
Dude, where’s the band?
Emily Estrada, Managing Editor • April 1, 2025

In the world of music, band breakups are almost as legendary as the music itself. So, when the members of NASU announced their sudden split,...

IT'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS—After witnessing a suspicious encounter with her boyfriend, the girl seems to think everything is suspicious until she finally explodes. She believes he's cheating, but the secrets and sneaking around reveal his true intentions: proposing to the love of his life.
The Scandal
Jocelyn Piceno and Ricardo Santiago • February 14, 2025
Love, laughter and lessons
Love, laughter and lessons
Emily Estrada, Managing Editor • February 14, 2025
THE FINAL WEEKND - Album cover by Harmony Korine
The Weeknd Won’t Wait: ‘Hurry up Tomorrow’ Arrives
Maximiliano Gonzalez, A&E Editor • January 31, 2025
Features
Senior Emily Ruiz, captain of the cheer team at MACES
Girls’ athlete of the month
Ricardo Santiago and Jocelyn Piceno • February 19, 2025
Senior Mohamad Hijazi, a striker on the varsity boys soccer team at MACES.
Boys’ athlete of the month
Ricardo Santiago and Jocelyn Piceno • February 19, 2025
IT'S NOT WHAT IT SEEMS—After witnessing a suspicious encounter with her boyfriend, the girl seems to think everything is suspicious until she finally explodes. She believes he's cheating, but the secrets and sneaking around reveal his true intentions: proposing to the love of his life.
The Scandal
Jocelyn Piceno and Ricardo Santiago • February 14, 2025
FIGHT TO PERFECTION—An assortment of flowers spread out at the grocery store. Arranging the perfect floral bouquet is a common activity for Galentine’s Day.
Girls just wanna have fun
Jocelyn Piceno, Feature's Editor • February 13, 2025
Sports
Senior Emily Ruiz, captain of the cheer team at MACES
Girls’ athlete of the month
Ricardo Santiago and Jocelyn Piceno • February 19, 2025
Senior Mohamad Hijazi, a striker on the varsity boys soccer team at MACES.
Boys’ athlete of the month
Ricardo Santiago and Jocelyn Piceno • February 19, 2025
Competitive Match- Alexa Godoy getting her opponent in a half -nelson in her regionals match.
The Wolfpack rolls into wrestling Regionals
Patrick Benavidez, Sports Editor • February 18, 2025
Strategy- Wolfpack players in a huddle during a timeout.
Wolfpack ends tough season, hope for future
Patrick Benavidez, Sports Editor • February 15, 2025