High Schoolers Carry the Weight of the World on Their Shoulders
Karleigh Schwarzl, Staff Writer
February 11, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Backpacks became popular back in the 1980's and now they are a staple for students everywhere. They are seen as necessary resources for the school year, but tend to be a hassle for many students. This is because they carry supplies for every class and having seven classes a day increases the weight of...
Marvel and DC Battle for the Box Office
Jack Graham and DayOnna Carson
January 31, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Regardless of whether or not one is an avid moviegoer, most people are aware of the blockbuster superhero films and adaptations that have risen to popularity in recent years. With that being said, many people are familiar with the seemingly age old debate of whether Marvel or DC is worthy of the title...
Editorial: How Fast Will Senior Year ‘Fly’ By?
Kaylee York, Staff Writer
January 17, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
As the rest of the 2018/19 school speeds along, the class of 2019 shares a collective of mixed feelings regarding their final year of high school coming to bittersweet end. Some are excited to see it end, however, others are deeply saddened to see it go. "I am both excited and scared that there are...
New Year, New MEntality
Abby Young, Staff Writer
January 14, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Along with the opportunities of beginning a new year, crossing the threshold of the past year into the new one brings about “change” for many. One thing that stays consistent, however, is hearing the phrase “new year, new me” ad nauseam. Many people want to improve themselves at the emergenc...
Breaking Down the Battle at the Border
Cassandra Castillo, Associate Editor
January 10, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe,” a quote inscribed on the Statue of Liberty who once welcomed all immigrants worldwide with open arms. Times have changed, however, and laws have been put in place that have declined the admittance of immigrants. For example,...
Should Students be Segregated in School Based on Ability?
Matthew Davis, Assistant Editor
January 8, 2019
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
At Central, students are known to congregate with all classmates. Students and teachers do not separate based on race or gender as commonly done before the twentieth century. In recent years, however, grouping based on ability has become a common practice. This educational aspect is highly controversial,...
With College Deadlines Looming, Central Students Have Many Advisors to Turn to for Help
Celisia Snakenberg, Sports Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Many Central High School seniors find themselves struggling to decide whether or not to further their education and attend college. It is important to begin looking at colleges and resolve this decision sooner rather than later. There are many teachers and counselors at Central who assist seniors...
Editorial: Just How Important Are Fine Arts?
Kaylee York, Staff Writer
December 7, 2018
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Over the years, there have been many heated debates on whether or not fine arts education is beneficial to students in schools. Some people claim that it is too costly and needs to be cut from the curriculum, while others believe that they are beneficial in more ways than one. According to The Cente...
Following 2018 Election, Political Polarization Still on the Rise at Local and National Levels
Preston Fore, Editor-in-Chief
November 29, 2018
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
The entire country was on the edge of their seats on November 6. Election day had come once again. It was time for the democrat's blue wave as the republicans frantically tried to defend their territory. The election was hoped to be a so-called referendum on the Trump administration. The results were...
‘Tis The Season Of Giving
Dylan Muccino, Staff Writer
November 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion/Editorial, Showcase
Giving has been a very important moral in society for as long as some can remember. With Thanksgiving right around the corner, the spirit of giving has been stronger than ever. With that being said, many students here at Central have different beliefs on what giving means to them. "Giving is a way...
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