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The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School

The Wolfpack

The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School

The Wolfpack

Bassist Cameron Picton (left) & singer and guitarist Geordie Greep (right) perform their song “953” at Mohawk in downtown Austin. The band played a packed setlist of some of their most popular songs, like “John L,” “Speedway” and “Slow” alongside lesser-known tunes such as “Despair” and “Askance.”

Hellfire in Austin

Caleb Taylor, Reporter October 26, 2022

CONTENT WARNING: THIS ALBUM’S LYRICS CONTAIN HARSH LANGUAGE AND ADULT THEMES. Frantic, exploding drums; deafening basslines; intricate guitar picking; all from seemingly nowhere. Abruptly, it cuts...

Flag flying high in the background, Veteran Rock Snyder stands with his vehicle at the cookout. Snyder wants to spread awareness about PTSD, a mental condition that  he has to overcome. “You know, reach out to one person who may have a friend or a loved one with this and it saves their life,” Snyder said. “That's what I'm here for.”

A Drive to Awareness

Aahana Mulchandani, Reporter April 29, 2022

With a silent auction, toy shops and truckloads of food, the Leander Car Show and Cookout took place mid April. This event was hosted by the AFJROTC Booster club, and all proceeds were used to help the...

I feel the “i love you so much” mural is famous for being one of the most photographed places in Austin. People visit Jo’s coffee, where the mural is located on South Congress, to take pictures with it every day. I enjoyed visiting the mural again, and even though it is a simple mural it is also my favorite mural in Austin.

Art For Everyone

Penny Moreno, Reporter February 17, 2022

The sun slowly rises on a chilly day in Austin, Texas, and the breeze blows by as people walk the streets of downtown, passing numerous sky-high buildings. Every street has a wall filled with magnificent...

Depicted above is the current mural outside of the Mexic-Arte Museum entitled Somos Historia. The artist, Luis Abreux earned his Master’s degree in Fine Art, specializing in Painting, from the San Alejandro Art Academy in Havana, Cuba and has lived in Austin since 2005. “My mural is a historical portrait,” Abreux said. “The satirical style in my work reinforces the theatrics of life and how the most valuable things are relative-like the lives exchanged for gold 500 years ago.”

30 Days, Countless Ways to Celebrate

Anthony Whiting, Reporter October 7, 2021

The halls are filled with the sounds of Spanish music and students are decorating sugar skulls. Along with the start of fall and football season, Hispanic Heritage Month has also begun, bringing something...

Riding the pink animal crackers was definitely one of my favorite parts of the Museum of Ice Cream. I loved the incorporation of cotton candy, the funky mirror and the “Scoop-A-Scoop” game where you whack mini ice cream cones. I also really enjoyed the flavor options and definitely recommend Birthday Cake.

Sundae Funday

Ally JohnPress, Editor-in-Chief August 25, 2021

Here’s the scoop: rainbow sprinkles, bright neon lights, multicolored floating objects, fruits and candies sprinkled all around and a multitude of ice cream flavors. A world of fantasy and uniqueness...

New Foreign Exchange Students at CPHS

Amelia Kaza, Reporter September 25, 2019

With many possible reasons of being an exchange student that interests people, the main one is experiencing a different culture other than their own. Cedar Park High School is very different than most...

Caffeine vs Health

Brody Bush, Reporter September 23, 2019

Caffeine can be a very helpful tool when you need a bit of energy, but it must be used with caution. While caffeine can be very useful when you need to stay up all night working on a project, it can have...

Hyping up the Drum Line

John Pae, Reporter September 18, 2019

The CPHS community relies much on school pride to keep our fellow students active and hyped up. There's no better group of people to keep our pride up than our amazing drum line. “We’re like a big...

New School Updates Aim To Improve Safety

Conner Smith, Reporter September 16, 2019

Last year, the construction around campus was an unmistakable staple of our school that we greeted everyday, and it’s finally coming to a close this year. The addition to the science building is being...

Student-Teacher Reunion

Ignacio Nassim Miguel Borrego, Reporter September 13, 2019

A new teacher in our history department this year Mr. Pavlovic, teaching U.S. history, and our very own photography and art teacher Mrs. Asha, was actually his art teacher back when he was in middle school....

Chalk recreation of the "Greetings From Austin" mural done by Sarah Nilson.  On instagram @imchalkinhere

Downtown on a Budget

Kaley Johnson, Reporter June 10, 2019

As we grow, so does the city we live in. With more and more people moving to Austin every year, new businesses, activities and things to do are constantly popping up, and we are fortunate enough to live...

Junior Loree Morin poses in her mermaid tail before school on Oct. 23. Morin said that she has always wanted to be a mermaid and became a mermaid instructor at Aquamermaid School in Austin in September. "Whenever you're in a tail and you're swimming, you just feel so beautiful and super excited," Morin said. "For me, the big reason I want to be a mermaid is to inspire people and to make kids smile."

Make a Splash

Morgan Kasel, Reporter November 20, 2018

Always be yourself, unless you can be a mermaid. These are words to live by for junior Loree Morin, who spends the majority of her free time pursuing her childhood dreams in a fabric tail. Morin became...

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