Robertson’s Reportings: 3/8 – 3/14
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
Filed under News
Welcome to Robertson’s Reportings! On March 10, a Boeing plane crashed in Ethiopia, killing 157. British, Chinese, Australian, and other aviation forces have grounded Boeing planes due to many recent crashes. Boeing is an American corporation that designs and sells aircrafts. Almost four percent of...
Remembering Sincere
William Petitt, Sports Editor
March 13, 2019
Filed under News, Showcase, Sports, Student Life
It is a tremendous understatement to say that Sincere Davis was important to everyone at Page. From the classroom, to the football field, and to the hallways in between; Sincere was an integral part of the fiber of students that weave together everyday to form this community. For seniors, Sincere was...
Katz Wins Teacher of the Year
Meagan Gutheil, Editor-in-Chief
March 11, 2019
Congratulations to Mrs. Katz for winning Page’s Teacher of the Year award this year! Katz says she was surprised with the award and that it was a “really neat feeling to be recognized by your colleagues.” She doesn’t necessarily feel she deserved the award, however, her fellow staff members disagr...
Robertson’s Reportings: 3/1 – 3/7
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
March 8, 2019
Filed under News
Welcome back to Robertson’s Reportings! Over the weekend, a tornado in Alabama killed 23. Eight people are missing, and 90 have been injured. Wind speeds got up to 170 miles per hour, and the “tight-knit” community of Beauregard plans to begin rebuilding soon. The storm, raging through about 70...
Battle of the Books Team Wins Second at Regional Competition
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
March 8, 2019
Filed under News, Student Life
Page High School’s Battle of the Books team traveled to University of North Carolina at Greensboro on March 4 to participate in the regional competition. Page went against fifteen other teams from Guilford County high schools to answer questions about the books on the official Battle of the Books list....
Robertson’s Reportings: 2/22 – 2/28
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
March 6, 2019
Filed under News
Welcome to another week of Robertson’s Reportings! On February 22, students marched in Paris protesting for more action on climate change. Hundreds of students skipped school to participate in this movement led by Greta Thunberg, a sixteen year old from Sweden. The students want more action taken to...
Page Praying for #26
William Petitt, Sports Editor
March 6, 2019
Filed under News, Sports, Student Life
The Page community was deeply saddened to hear about the injury to starting senior Running Back Sincere Davis late last week. Suffering a gunshot wound on Saturday evening, Sincere was hospitalized soon after. Now in the fight for his life, Davis’s family is requesting prayers for 26 on the road to...
Robertson’s Reportings: 2/15 – 2/21
Sophia Robertson, Staff Writer
March 1, 2019
Filed under News
Welcome back to Robertson’s Reportings! On February 15, President Trump declared a state of emergency to receive funding for the border wall. President Trump did this since it allowed him to bypass Congress and receive funding from the Pentagon and other budgets. Sixteen states sued the president for...
Pirate Baseball Preview: Expectations Before Game One
William Petitt, Sports Editor
February 28, 2019
With Spring less than a few weeks away, the Page Varsity Baseball squad is preparing for its first few games this week. After cancelling the first game scheduled for this afternoon, the Pirates will play their season-opener at home on Friday March 1st against T. Wingate Andrews (Red Raiders) out of High...
Crosswalk Safety
Meagan Gutheil, Editor-in-Chief
February 26, 2019
Filed under News
Page is partnering with the Greensboro Police Department on Tuesday, February 26th to take a closer look at student safety regarding the recent crosswalk additions. This experiment will be conducted in the morning between 8:30 and 9:15 as well as in the afternoon between 3:30 and 4:15 at both the East...
