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A 1976 Yale women’s rowing protest opened doors for women athletes. High schools like CSD now offer equal opportunities for girls to play the sports they love.

Yale women’s rowing protest remembered

Conner Shelton, Sports Editor and Podcast Editor
May 15, 2024
Baseball’s Senior Night marked an ending as well as a beginning. While the seniors move on from high school baseball, the new field will host many games in future seasons.

Spartans compete through the spring

Callie Hobbs, Sports Editor and Opinions Editor
May 15, 2024
In an Intersession that involves everything related to MMA, Muay Tai,, wrestling and so much more, students get a chance to pin experts like Mr. Yodice.

This Intersession packs a punch

Cade Lacy, Student Life Editor and Staff Writer
May 14, 2024
Pay attention underclassmen, Ava Jordan (right) and her graduating classmates have advice for your upcoming senior year.

Advice from graduating seniors for rising seniors

Ava Jordan, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Opinions Editor
May 9, 2024
On college campuses across the country, students and others are speaking up about the conflict in the Gaza Strip. At Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, student voices even appear in paint on the bridge to East Campus.

Protests over war in Gaza rock American college campuses and raise questions of antisemitism

Evan Mulligan, News Editor and Staff Writer
May 5, 2024
Computers in formation begs the question “is AI marching like soldiers into a battle to take over the world?”

Trust gets blocked when AI joins the chat

Callie Hobbs, Sports Editor and Opinions Editor
May 4, 2024
As she led her Iowa Hawkeyes to back-to-back NCAA Championship appearances and set the NCAA all-time scoring record, Caitlin Clark attracted more male viewers to a more exciting style of basketball.

The Caitlin Clark effect

Conner Shelton, Sports Editor and Podcast Editor
May 4, 2024
Lily Miller (‘24) is ready to leave school with her floaties, prepared for anything or anyone who might try to get her out of the game.

All is fair in love, war and Senior Assassin

Ava Jordan, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Opinions Editor
April 29, 2024
For seniors with college hopes, the stresses that come with applying to colleges and then waiting and waiting, quite often for months on end, are tremendous.

Patience, prayers and the college notification that never seems to want to come

Noah Roberson, Features Editor and Editorial Editor
April 29, 2024
Nearly 20 million women in the United States will develop an eating disorder in their lifetime. And quite often, in an impossible quest for the perfect body, even seemingly simple decisions like choosing a bagel (with or without cream cheese) can cause stress and anxiety.

Body image, eating disorders and the imperfect quest for ‘perfect’

Ava Jordan, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Opinions Editor
April 24, 2024
Now in its second year, the Sweet Fun Run brings families and friends together for a unique event that combines running 4 laps around CSD’s Spartan Park track with eating a treat after every lap. This year, the event raised more than $2300 for charity.

Photo story – Sweet Fun Run ‘24 raises heart rates, fun and funds for charity

Ben Gallagher, Editor-in-Chief
April 23, 2024
Before Title IX was passed in 1972, the banners that hung in high school gyms across America looked very different. At the Community School of Davidson high school in North Carolina, men’s and women’s banners now alternate.

EDITORIAL – If Title IX had not been passed, all sports would look very different today

Noah Roberson, Features Editor and Editorial Editor
April 23, 2024
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