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The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times
The Student-Run News Site of MACES Magnet

Wolfpack Times
News
Ms. Tapia checking the data of students missing, 311 students were missing Tuesday April 14th believing that the teacher strike would happen
LAUSD Reaches Agreement, Stops Planned Strike
STAFF • April 16, 2026

A last-minute agreement between the Los Angeles Unified School...

First in History: Robotics Team Advances to World Championship
First in History: Robotics Team Advances to World Championship
Aren Campos, News editor • March 26, 2026
Children in the Crossfire: ICE’s Fear on Families and Communities
Joselyne Hernandez, Reporter • February 25, 2026
MACES wins Magnet of Excellence of Merit Award
MACES wins Magnet of Excellence of Merit Award
Aren Campos, News Editor • February 23, 2026
“Viva Viva Palestina!” Picture by Aren Campos. This picture shows how people are showing their support for Palestine. This picture was taken at a lunch event where they gave an explanation of the war and how the U.S is giving support from the ceasefire and how they are sending help to Palestine.
Gaza ceasefire follow up
Nataly Leon, Photo Editor • December 18, 2025
Opinion
Seniors Defend Their College Major Choices
Seniors Defend Their College Major Choices
Defending the Degree
Lauren Acuna, Opinion Editor • June 1, 2026

As this year’s seniors start committing to colleges and announce their major, they...

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Alternative/Indie pop artist David Anthony Burke, better known as 'd4vd', performing at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles in June 2024.
Should We Separate the Art From the Artist?
Kevin De Jesus, Online Editor • May 28, 2026
Beyond the Greatest Hits
Beyond the Greatest Hits
Lauren Acuna, Opinion Editor • April 8, 2026
Editorial
Editorial
April 8, 2026
Arts & Entertainment
New TomoDachi Life Creativity Gains Popularity Among Wolfpack
June 1, 2026

TomoDachi Life was released on Nintendo Switch on April 16, 2026. TomoDachi Life has become a popular game among MACES students because it...

Los Jirasoles performance in the MACES MPR, December 18. These wonderful dancers performed two dances choreographed by Merari Morales.
Folklórico! A connection between apprentices and their mentor
Nataly Leon, Photo Editor • March 26, 2026
Poster for the movie Send Help starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien.
Send Help brings a breath of fresh air to the horror genre
Patrick Benavidez, Sports Editor • February 23, 2026
Taking part- Actors dressed as scientists preparing behind the scenes for the stranger things experience with Ashley Melendez's cousin, second from right.
The Final Chapter
Ashley Melendez • December 31, 2025
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Features
Senior Interviews: Part 1
Nataly Leon, Photo Editor • June 3, 2026
Senior Interviews : Part 2
Nataly Leon, Photo Editor • June 3, 2026
A Night of Luxury Turns Prom Dreams into Reality
Dahlila Sanchez, Reporter • May 29, 2026
Celebrating the Women Who Inspire Students
Dahlila Sanchez, Reporter • March 31, 2026
Sports
MACES Boys Golf Team Swings to League Championship
MACES Boys Golf Team Swings to League Championship
Ashley Melendez • May 29, 2026
A Fresh Start: Baseball Season Begins
Alicia Bautista, Reporter • May 25, 2026
Going up strong, Hands up at the net as defenders rise to stop the attack. Two players jump with their hands extended in the air attempting to block the ball during a match. The team had been working on strengthening their hitting and blocking during practices leading up to league play.“Some strengths we have are good hitting from outside, middles and opposite hitters. We also have a lot of tall people that are able to block the ball,” Cruz said.
Wolfpack Volleyball Players Share feelings As they Head Into League
Lupe Perez, Reporter • April 7, 2026
Members of the MACES Students Run L.A. team are seen gathered at Griffith Park after a practice session ahead of the Los Angeles Marathon. The group, which includes participants from 9th-12th grades, spent months training and building endurance in preparation for the 26.2 mile race. “Crossing the finish line was surreal because of all the work you put through since September,” said runner Ethan Liera, reflecting on the team’s experience in the race.
The Marathon Continues
Kevin De Jesus, Online Editor • March 29, 2026