CPHS Book Club
November 16, 2012
Every second Tuesday of each month, the CP book club meets after school in the library for snacks, laughs, and of course, discussion of must-read books with Mrs. Kay the librarian.
“My favorite part of book club is talking with people who are as obsessed with reading as I am,” freshman Ramsey Jenskey said.
The book club has their very own online wall at http://wallwisher.com/wall/G1TkzvII9n where they post short summaries of the books they talked about during the meeting.
![Junior MJ Kelly and Freshman Aidan Cox launched the "On Your Left" podcast on Jan. 15. This podcast covers political topics and aims to educate the public on political and social theories, topics, and issues through a leftist perspective and hopes to help people gain a better understanding and use it to their benefit.
“I think the most important aspect to me is the social rights aspect,” Kelly said. “Yes, reading foundational literature by [people] like Marx and Engels is important, but I’d rather have people take other things away from this. I hope somebody listens and starts to make a difference in their life when it comes to being a better ally for others.”](http://cphswolfpack.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/On-your-left-475x475.jpg)
![Setting the ball, sophomore Dylan Gilkey jumps in the air to prepare the ball for her teammate. Cedar Park competed against Georgetown on Sept. 29 and won the game with a final score of 3-1. The team was 12-2 in District, but lost to Dripping Springs in the Playoffs. "I think that this season went really well because we all came together as a team and strived to do our best, whether it be [at] practice or a game,” Gilkey said. “I love playing volleyball because of the team aspect; I think it’s so fun perfecting your craft with your teammates and laughing with them along the way.”](http://cphswolfpack.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/10_bridge-89-475x317.jpg)
Comments on The Wolfpack must be approved before posting.
If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a gravatar.