May is in full swing and the academic year is slowing to a close: students are moving up a grade (seniors are soon-to-be freshman yet again), teachers are fine-tuning next year’s curriculum, and athletic and club responsibilities are being placed into the eager hands of rising juniors and seniors. In terms of club leadership, so… Read More Letter from the Editors
The eyes of the mechanical bull emblazoned with the slogan “Hit bull: Win steak; Hit grass: Win salad” flashed red, and smoke tendrils curled from the bull’s flared nostrils. This bull was a replica of the larger, famous version across the street. Spectators cheered as beaming players made their way around the bases with their… Read More Expansion of the Miracle League to Durham by Eliza Gayer
Every March, there are some things you come to expect: the weather warming up, a layer of pollen on your car, and…Madness. As in March Madness. We are all familiar with the scene. Peeking at the early games on your phone when your teacher isn’t looking. Staying up till after midnight to catch the last… Read More March Madness by Salim Alvi
Every year, March is designated Women’s History Month by presidential proclamation. The month is set aside to honor the contributions of women throughout American history. Women’s History Month began as a local celebration in Santa Rosa, California. In 1978, The Education Task Force of the Sonoma County Commission on the Status of Women planned and… Read More Women’s History Month by Maya Gupta
On March 13, the Biden Administration approved the Willow project, the largest oil and gas project in the United States, sparking immediate outrage across America. Numerous environmental groups vehemently oppose it, arguing that it will have a detrimental, irreversible impact on our environment. Prior to its approval, Evergreen Action Chief of Staff Lena Moffitt told… Read More The Willow Project by Maya Gupta
Recently, Wednesdays have undergone a significant evolution at Cary Academy. This year, Wednesdays have been transformed into X days, C days, and wellness days, all of which provide engaging opportunities for the Cary Academy community and alleviate stress. X days are built in time in the school calendar that allow students to explore their… Read More Opinion on Wednesdays by Maya Gupta
Novak Djokovic’s incredible comeback story is one for the ages. The Serbian tennis player, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, has shown remarkable resilience and determination in the face of adversity, overcoming a series of setbacks to cement his place at the top of the sport. Djokovic’s journey… Read More Novak Djokovic: A Fairytale Comeback by Rich Zhou
Throughout the country, high school students are getting ready for Advanced Placement, or AP, examinations. AP exams are one of the most significant tests of their academic careers. Students have the chance to receive college credit by taking these tests, which are provided by the College Board. However, there is uncertainty and worry surrounding this… Read More AP Exams in the Air by Matthew Corkey
