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An Inspirational Runner: Lansina Diakite
By: Luca Muehlbauer Lansina is in the final stretch of track season and has inspired many. Track is a challenging sport, you have to stay motivated, be humble, and work very hard to be the best. You must be a leader and a motivator. Lansina Diakite is all of those things. He has been an…
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Current Events: Week of May 7th, 2023
By: Mia Allen Texas SUV Crash: At 8:30 am on May 7th, 2023 George Alvarez crashed his car into another car containing multiple migrants outside a migrant shelter in Brownsville Texas. During the crash, eight migrants were tragically killed and ten more were injured. George Alvarez has a criminal history and tried to escape when…
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The Battle for the Title
By: Luca Muehlbauer The battle for the title can’t be tighter as we are heading to the final eight games. Manchester City and Arsenal are coming in hot and they are the favorites to win this year’s Premier League Title. While the race for the Top Four – whoever ends in the top four gets…
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Ally Night at Cary High
Written by: Sebastian Hernandez On April 26th in the media center, from 6pm-7pm the Gay Student Association of Cary High will be unveiling an event to help educate people about topics regarding the LGBTQ+ community. The hosts of this event will be students and staff at our own school, who are members of or identify…
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Spring Break Bucket List
By: Mia Allen Are you staying in town during spring break and need some ideas for things to do? This guide will give you some fun local options and day trips that you can do to pass the time. North Carolina has a beautiful coastline and tons of beaches. Some popular ones are Wrightsville, Ocean…
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Ramadan: “Not Even Water?”
By: Beyza Guvenc Each year, your Muslim friends and classmates “fast” for a month due to “religious reasons.” But what is fasting anyway? And why do they do it? I’m here to answer your questions. Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic Calendar. Since the Islamic Calendar is lunar, the days of Ramadan occur…
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Women’s History Month
By: Mia Allen Women’s History Month celebrates the contributions of women across the globe. March has been federally recognized as Women’s History Month since 1995. This month of recognition is newer than most; it’s only 45 years old. Women’s History Month started as a week-long celebration in Santa Rosa, California on March 8th, which is…
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Why the Banning of AP African American Studies in Florida is a Cause For Concern.
(via Politico) By Charley Gilewicz AP African American Studies, a course that is currently being piloted and will be offered in all schools during the 2024-2025 school year, will not be arriving in any Florida Schools. This is due to Ron DeSantis and other Florida politicians deeming the material in the curriculum to “lack educational…
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Opinions on “Guy” the Imp
By Marwan Arafa Following the announcement of the Imp being given the name “Guy” after Guy Mendenhall, a famous athlete and long-time supporter of Cary High, the name stirred controversy for multiple reasons. Some like it, some are indifferent, and others believe that the name gives the imp a gender rather than remaining ambiguous and…
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A New Opportunity For Students During Lunch
By Luca Muehlbauer Are you looking for tutoring at school? Is English your second language? If so, you may find this article beneficial. Ever since the first week of March, there has been a new tutoring program in Mr. Cope’s room that is designed for students who speak English as a second language and who…
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