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Is Social Media Making Students Sick?
By James Coulter (Image credit: IndyKids) The ongoing social media crisis has culminated in a lawsuit by Wake County against tech company Meta. Wake County is joined by 42 state attorney generals and school systems nationwide against Meta, the tech giant that operates Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. These school systems believe that Meta and its…
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Total Solar Eclipse
By: Hazel Cochran All Photo Credits: Hazel Cochran The event that people plan years in advance and travel hours to get to, where you can find moon-themed food, fields filled to the brim with lawn chairs, and SO. MUCH. TRAFFIC! This is the solar eclipse, an event that few get to experience multiple times, but…
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The 2024 Green Tie Gala
By: Sydney Harrop Photo Credits: Cary High Performing Arts Are you interested in the performing arts program at Cary High School? If so, you should attend the Green Tie Gala on April 18th, 2024 at one of two show times: 3 p.m. or 7 p.m. This event will include performances from the chorus, orchestra, band,…
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Enloe Brings ‘Les Misérables’ to the High School Stage
By Marwan Arafa (Photo courtesy of Lisa Kruger) Enloe High School’s ‘Les Misérables’ play did not fail to deliver on its performance. The show is based on Victor Hugo’s original book, written in 1862. The theater play follows the story of Jean Valjean (portrayed by student Conor Kruger), an ex-convict who is introduced as a…
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The Fence: Barrier or Protection?
By Beyza Guvenc In early December, a mysterious new fence began shaping its way around campus. This fence, a security initiative approved by Principal Bryant, has faced a multitude of opinions from students, parents, and staff, with many misinterpreting its logistics and purpose. When ThePage anonymously surveyed a sample from the student body on the…
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2024 Winter Band Update
By: Sydney Harrop Did you know that Cary High has three different band ensembles that compete during the winter? Here is an update regarding the winter band activities at Cary this year! Indoor Winds Ensemble: This group of wind instrument players is performing a fantastic show this year titled “Pollock.” Featuring a charismatic black and…
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Collins Black: Knocking it Out of the Park
By Luca Muehlbauer “And that’s the ball game” were the last words heard as Cary Baseball won 9-0 against Sanderson High on February 27th, in an astonishing game where Collins Black threw 15 strikeouts and led the team to victory. Black won the conference championship his sophomore year and aims to win the state championship…
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Beyond Fasting: Exploring The True Purpose of Ramadan
By Lara Hodroj The Islamic Association of Raleigh is decorated with lights for the holy month (Photo courtesy of TAMAM) Ramadan, the sacred month in the Islamic calendar full of fasting, prayer, and reflection, has arrived. More than a billion Muslims worldwide observe the holy month, which commemorates when the Quran, Islam’s holy book, was…
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With Field Renovations, Challenges Arise for Women’s Soccer
By Lara Hodroj (Photo courtesy of Stadium Connection) Cary High’s beloved Cooper Field is currently undergoing renovations. However, the ongoing renovations coincide with the women’s soccer season, causing controversy. The women’s soccer team raised high concerns, calling it unfair for the renovations to sideline their season. Despite their objections, the field’s makeover continues. Cary High…
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10 Engaging Spring Break Ideas
By Sydney Harrop (Credit to Lighthouse Education Center) Are you looking for something new and fun to do over your spring break? Here is a list of ten local and affordable activities that will be sure to entertain and amaze! Offering various dining options, picnic tables, a dog park, playground slides, games, and much more,…
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That Age
By: Hazel Cochran Credit: Fog Stock photos by Vecteezy Some get a feeling of dread when fog rolls past, blocking the sun, and raising the hairs on your neck. But there are a few who wait for fog, hoping it will never go away. When the world reflects how you feel on the inside it…
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Unlocking AP Potential: A Freshman and Sophomore Odyssey
By Shifa Kabir (Photo Credit to West Orange High School) Sailing through the high school storm can be a very daunting task for any teenager. The waves of challenging coursework, academic decisions, and future planning can leave students feeling adrift. However, as the saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining, and in these crucial…
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A Day in the Life of a Politician
By: Sebastian Hernandez Credit: Politician Stock photos by Vecteezy Ma’am how can you make such a brash statement Edgar Allan Poe’s death was a mystery as no one actually knows how he died! His only witnesses were the ravens, So am I wrong to say he was nevermourned? Ma’am correct me if I’m wrong The…
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ACT Assessment
By Maddie Goodman On Wednesday, March 13th, juniors at Wake County Public Schools will take the ACT, a standardized test consisting of multiple-choice questions on English, math, reading, and scientific reasoning. The three-hour-long test is one of the most popular college entrance exams in the United States. Why is the ACT taken? According to the…
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Impeachment of Mayorkas: What You Need to Know
By: Tharika Safreen Mohamed Rabeek Photo Credit: Anna Moneymaker, Getty Images On the night of February 13, Republicans of the House succeeded in their second attempt at impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. He is now the first cabinet secretary to be impeached in over 150 years, and here’s what you need to know about…
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The State of American Education
By: James Coulter Image credit: Inc. Magazine At the dawn of a new semester, we can’t help but wonder: What can change in education? Of all people, we as a school should be able to know. In fact, what must change about education? From increased equity gaps (like underpaid and absent educators), to overworked students…
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Cary’s Cupid: 2024
To CHS Students, by CHS Students Check to see if someone special wrote you a love letter! We have listed messages out alphabetically by first name. Happy Valentine’s Day! ❣ Alley: You are so sweet and I love you so much!! You are the most amazing best friend a girl could ask for! (Love, Mia)…
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Will Kviring: The Relentless Hunger to Compete
By: Luca Muehlbauer (Photo courtesy of Jessica Wolfram) Number 19 on our field, the captain of the varsity soccer team, and one of the hardest workers on the team. These are some traits of Will Kviring, Class of 2025. He is a competitive player, never gives up, and is always giving the team a chance…
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Paper Wishes
By: Hazel Cochran (Image by Leopictures from Pixabay) A girl has a paper bag. Something is inside it. Something heavy. No one knows what it is. Does she know what it is? The bag is taken. Where is it? She is frantic. The bag is important. Who took it? What’s happened? What if someone opens…
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Fantastic Fall Film Recommendations
By Colleen Bailey Fantastic Mr. Fox (Credit to 20th Century Fox) When the leaves turn orange and scarves become appropriate outside attire, there is nothing better than lighting a pumpkin spice candle, warming up a cup of cider, and cuddling underneath a knit blanket to watch a comforting fall movie. The Page asked a few…
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Cary High Food Drive
By: Mia Allen (Photo credit to Greensboro Urban Ministries) Cary High is hosting a Food Drive through the end of November. They ask you to donate nonperishable items that will go to the Food Bank of Central And Northern North Carolina. Some ofthe most needed items are canned fruits and vegetables, soups, pasta, and rice.…
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Cary High Jazz Band
By: Sydney Harrop (Photo by Jens Thekkeveettil on Unsplash) Are you interested in joining the Cary High Jazz Band? Rehearsals will be held every Monday and Wednesday from 2:30 to 3:30 starting on Monday, November 6th. No audition is required to join. If you’re interested in joining, but missed the interest meeting, be sure to…
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Where does Sarah Go on Tuesdays?
By: Hazel Cochran (Photo courtesy of Vecteezy.com) There was a girl. She had cropped blonde hair and startling green eyes. She went to Hawthorn high school and the student body all agreed she was one of the most charismatic people they had ever met. She was fierce to defend anyone, and always ended conflicts whenever…
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The Bear Trap
By Sebastian Hernandez (Photo credit to Getty Images) At the brink of a windy dawn, out from a den emerged a bear, The buzzing of the birds cutting though the lawn, eventually reaching the lair, While they awakened his appetite, their music also awoke a beast, He knew where to grab a bite from, just…
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The 2024 Presidential Election: An Analysis
By James Coulter (Photo credit to columbiacountyor.gov) With the 2024 presidential election coming up, 16 candidates are in the running for the most important job in the country. Thus far, the frontrunners in the crowded field are Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican former President Donald Trump. As many questions and speculations arise about both…
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CHS Wrestling Team: The Past and The Future
By: Abigail Medlin (Picture courtesy of HighSchoolOT.com) History Cary’s wrestling history is long and victorious. In one word, I would say they are triumphant. The wrestling team at CHS has always been good, and they have won many matches throughout the years. In 2022, they were still going strong, ranking 25th out of 106 schools…
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How Teenagers in Europe Hacked a Billion Dollar Company, and What We Can Learn From It
By: Marlea Durizch (Picture Courtesy of Leinani Shak Photography, MGM Grand Las Vegas) Most of us are too young to be in a Casino, but we could probably imagine one. Upon hearing the word “Casino,” you are probably picturing a big building with colorful lights, clinking coins, money being delivered on a gold platter, and…
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What Happened to Girls Who Code?
By: Aeris Rodriguez (Picture courtesy of girlswhocode.com) Girls Who Code was a club that met every Tuesday dedicated to teaching girls computer code, from the basics of code to various coding languages. Recently however, Wake County Public Schools barred Girls Who Code from continuing to operate. Members of the club were sent an email announcing…
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Fall Band Concert 2023: A Night to Remember
(Photo courtesy of The Page) By Sydney Harrop On the evening of Thursday, October 12th, the Cary High School band held their fall concert in the school auditorium. Attendees received free admission to enjoy music from the school’s concert and symphony bands, wind ensemble, and a standstill performance from the marching band. The concert band…
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New Cary High Phone Policy: A Benefit or an Annoyance?
By: Mia Allen (Credit to Caroline Downey) Cary High School now requires students to store their electronic devices during each class period, starting from the 2023–2024 school year. The new policy has stirred controversy among the student body. A handful of students shared their perspectives on the new phone policy. To the question of “How…
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Homecoming Game 2023: Cary vs Apex Friendship
By: Alex Schweitzer (Photo credit to Jess Wolfram) The Cary Imps are set to host the Apex Friendship Patriots this Friday at 7pm for Cary’s 2023 homecoming football game. The Imps had a slow start to their season, falling short in their first six games, but they silenced any doubters last Friday with a hard-fought…
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Back To School Survival Guide
By: Beyza Guvenc The first day of classes of the 2023-2024 term has come and gone. For some, it was just what they had wished it’d be. For Seniors, it was bittersweet. And for others, they wish they could wipe it away and redo the first day entirely. No matter how your day might’ve gone,…