Local Richard Watts Presents His Annual Halloween Display
Morgan Snyder, Columnist
October 30, 2019
For some, Halloween is not a one-night event. My neighbor, Richard Watts, agreed that the parties and candy are a significant part of the holiday, but for him, it is also an opportunity to display his creativity. Watts's annual Halloween display is a hallmark tradition that his neighbors look forward...
Every Litter Bit Hurts: Coach Shurette’s Fifth Period Beautifies Central’s Campus
Morgan Snyder, Columnist
October 16, 2019
If you have ever walked through Central High's parking lots, you have most likely seen how much garbage people leave on the ground. Whether it is after sports events, after a pep rally, or even after a regular school day; litter piles up in our beautiful agora, our lawns and everywhere in between. Near...
Missing Ms. White
Morgan Snyder, Columnist
September 24, 2019
As the school year began, I felt a heavy, missing presence in the halls of Central High School. Our beloved Ms. Sally White, a favorite among many, is off to achieve new heights at the Chattanooga High School Center for Creative Arts (CCA.) Several upperclassmen know and love Ms. White as an English te...
A Morganic Beginning
Morgan Snyder, Columnist
September 11, 2019
Those of you reading this column may know me, but quite honestly, most of you do not. For those of you who already know me, I am now a member of the Digest! Look at me. Go me. For my readers who do not know me, I am Morgan Snyder, the new Columnist of the Central Digest. If you see me in the hallways,...
Principal Phil Iannarone Has Got His Eye on a Clear 2020 School Year
Morgan Snyder, Columnist
August 29, 2019
Former Central teacher Phil Iannarone is taking over as Central's new, permanent principal. Though this upcoming year will be his nineteenth year teaching, it has been ten years since Mr. Iannarone's face was a familiar sight at Central High, as a teacher in D-pod. He is proud to say that he was head...
Goodbye Column
Laurelie Holmberg, Columnist
May 2, 2019
Over the years, I have made many interesting choices in my life. Some choices were made spur of the moment, while others I pondered for months. I tend to be a very rational person, often weighing out the good and bad or pros and cons of any situation. In school, I generally stick to what I know, what...
The College Crunch: What to Do After High School
Laurelie Holmberg, Columnist
April 8, 2019
Senior year is a busy time for many students; ACT testing, college visits, and normal school work tend to accumulate quickly. It can often feel as if one is drowning in a sea of school. For most seniors, though, by the beginning of April, they know where they will be attending college or where they are...
Two Truths, One Laurelie: Lights, Camera, Pandas!
Laurelie Holmberg, Columnist
February 28, 2019
Animal cams became wildly popular after one giraffe, named April, was filmed during her pregnancy. Social media covered her every move, creating a star overnight. Since then, many animal cams have popped up and given viewers around the world a glimpse into the lives of these creatures. Recently, I have...
A Study of the Steady Decline in School Product Quality
Laurelie Holmberg, Columnist
February 16, 2019
Often times, while scrolling through social media, I like to compare my work to others in the journalism field. Lately, I have felt as if my work has been closer to fake news than real journalism. Powerful journalism is one of the most important structural concepts of society, and I felt it was time...
Two Truths, One Laurelie: New Year, nEw mE
Laurelie Holmberg, Columnist
January 15, 2019
Let's be honest here guys, New Year's resolutions are kind of a joke. We often tell ourselves we are going to lose weight or learn to play the violin. One year, I decided to learn how to do a handstand. Understandably, I still do not know how to do a handstand. Unfortunately, most people drop their resolutions...
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