The long-awaited venture promises coffee, snacks, and entrepreneurship opportunities. By Mary Esposito ‘21 With the beginning of a new decade, Cary Academy welcomes the launch of the long awaited café, a welcoming space committed to fostering collaboration, creativity and productivity. Located in the library, it will… Read More New cafe will offer students more than just food
Welcome to the first edition of the Campitor for the 2019-2020 school year! The first trimester was beyond busy. For me and our other seniors, the Common App took up most of our time; for the juniors, it was AP classes and test prep; for the sophomores, it was adjusting to a new year of… Read More Letter From the Editor
Meta comic-tary By Sam Dietrich, idea conceived by Loren Troan
We’re back with study tips and healthy lunch strategies. By McKay Lucas Q: I always… Read More Advice Column
Senior squares are going away. What’s the replacement? By Cate Pitterle To the class of 2019, the biggest senior-year shock came with the… Read More US Administration To Take Down Senior Squares
The voting process revealed effects of partisan gerrymandering. By Claire Ferris With a little less than a year until the next presidential election, many citizens are focused on… Read More Why We Should Care About District 9’s Special Election
Seniors Will Aarons and Sydney Nguyen performed Schubert Fantasia in F Minor D.940.
Missed the results of your favorite team’s season? We’ve got you covered. By Erin Singleton Cary Academy’s fall athletes began their seasons before the school year even kicked off. The August sun was still sweltering, but players worked hard from the start. By season’s end… Read More Fall Sports Update
A student leader reflects on their student voice workshop at Minneapolis’s PEN Conference. By Kathryn Chao As we constantly gripe about school-induced stress, it can be easy to take for granted the privileges Cary Academy has to offer. As STEP club co-leader… Read More STEP Club Takes on Educational Reform at Conference
Student activists are striking again December 6. Here’s the backstory. By Cate Pitterle The Strike The air seemed to hum as a couple hundred activists crowded toward the small wooden… Read More From Strikes to Parachutes, Students Advocate for Environmental Reform
John Badham’s film has harrowing implications that mirror our current crises. By Kaela Curtis Shall we play a game? It was a timeless line from a movie I had yet to see. While I had heard of WarGames before and of that… Read More Movie Review: 1983’s WarGames is Still Relevant (and Good)
Morgan White shares their experiences with siblings and gender in this short podcast.
An anonymous StuCo officer remembers a meeting of the new initiative. On a blustery November morning, an assortment of 9’s, 10’s, 11’s, and even… Read More Student Council Launches The Forum
It’s #SeniorSZN, but for many CA seniors, that just means #CollegeAppSZN. By Cate Pitterle My summer did not end as it began. That is, while I began the summer with only thoughts of pools and books and Netflix, I ended it with the Common App. That’s a common experience for many CA… Read More Thoughts on the College Process
