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#studentsofcaryhigh . Today we spoke with Abdul Sarsour (12) about President Trump’s impeachment. . “It is split on party lines. Plain and simple. It’s a stain on the legacy [of President Trump] and will be studied for years to come. This being said, I do not believe he will get removed from office. Senate republicans are aiming to have him acquitted within the same week the articles are presented in the senate. Mitch McConnell has gone so far to say he “is not an unbiased juror,” further proving that Trump will be acquitted in the senate. The only possible way that something could happen in the senate, is if new witnesses are called to testify, specifically the whistleblower. Republicans have voiced opposition towards these measures. Overall, the impeachment is just a stain on the already stained legacy of Donald Trump.”
#studentsofcaryhigh . At the beginning of this school year Ms. Richard’s husband was diagnosed with cancer and has been undergoing chemotherapy. Ms. Richards’ AP World History class has sent weekly photo updates to Ms. Richards while she has been out of school helping her husband recover. Ashley Logue (12) says, “Our small class has allowed us to have a close relationship with Ms. Richards. I started encouraging the class to take pictures together in order to show support for Ms. Richards in this difficult time.” . If you have any inspirational, funny, or general stories of Cary students direct message us to be featured!
Did you make it to the state fair? Doesn’t matter! Our faithful staff writer, Alexis, made it to the fairgrounds this past weekend with the sole intention of ranking the fair... yes, all of it. If you’re at all curious to know what the best fried food was, how much the heaviest pumpkin weighed, or where the most canned goods were in one room, (and more), click the link in our bio! . This photo was taken by @superfluousf
Read our latest article to learn more about Paint the Page: an annual contest sponsored by the Town of Cary for young artists. During the tour, students learned about the history of the Page-Walker house and got to see some of the original furniture from when it functioned as a hotel in the late 19th century. Additionally, the house acted as a venue for participants to share their talent through art. Here is Megan Mersch (11) at the Page-Walker house sketching out the landscape, taking inspiration from the scenery for her art. . This photo was taken by: @ruby.reagan
We had an awesome and productive meeting today! Check out some of our amazing staff🤩🤩
On September 28 The LGBTQ Center of Durham hosted their second annual “Pride: Durham NC” event. Founded on the core beliefs that all people are worthy of equality, respect, and dignity, this event strives to combine love and activism within the community, especially in an increasingly turbulent political climate. Click the link in our bio to read more on a Cary student’s perspective of their first Pride event. . This picture was taken by: Bec Horowitz

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