Embed This Article Spotlight on: The Academy Awards: The Wingspan casts its votes for this year’s Oscar winners [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Lenore Wilson, Staff writer The Oscars are an exiting time for actors and movie watchers alike. Here are some of the favorites to win for a few categories. Will your favorite movie and actor of the year win? Tune in to the 80th full story >

Embed This Article Calvin Mao crowned Mr. CHS [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Naomi Wossen, Staff writer If you ever see Calvin Mao in the hallways of Centennial, pat him on the back, and give him a hand shake for his stellar performance during Mr.CHS. Out of all 17 desirable Centennial High students, Ca full story >

Embed This Article How Sick is Too Sick?: From frantic fevers to strange rashes, we have the 411 of winter illnesses in the air [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Snigdha Kalvakolanu, Staff writer Winter: a time of snow, sledding, hot chocolate, and tissues? As the outside thermometers drop, chilly, dry conditions, may bring your insides an increase of viral infections and illnesses. Do winter full story >

Embed This Article Raise Your Voice: Election 2008: Taking A Stand: an in-depth look and ideas on how you can make a difference [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Rahel Boghossian, Staff writer “President Bush signed into law yesterday a bill that reinstated the military draft and lowered its age to 16, for the War in Iraq.” Just as recently as 2007, many believed that only this ficitonal l full story >

Embed This Article Raise Your Voice: Election 2008: How Primaries Work: the gears behind primaries and how you can get involved [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Chrissy Czabaranek, Staff writer It’s all over the news. The battle of the blue and red has commenced and is going strong as four primaries and two caucuses have already occurred. This year’s upcoming election has candidates going full story >

Embed This Article Raise Your Voice: Election 2008: How Primaries Work: the gears behind primaries and how you can get involved [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Monday, February 04, 2008 By Chrissy Czabaranek, Staff writer It’s all over the news. The battle of the blue and red has commenced and is going strong as four primaries and two caucuses have already occurred. This year’s upcoming election has candidates going full story >

Embed This Article Always a bridesmaid, never a bride: Katherine Heigl stars in romantic comedy "27 Dresses" [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, January 30, 2008 By Lenore Wilson, Staff Writer From doctor to doting bridesmaid/wedding planner, Katherine Heigl takes the big screen by storm in her second motion picture (her first was 2007’s Knocked Up) in the new romantic comedy 27 Dresses. Ja full story >

Embed This Article APPLY TO BE SENIOR OF THE MONTH! [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, January 30, 2008 By Vanguard Writers If you're interested in being featured in the Vanguard's "Seniors of the Month," visit the "A&E/Vanguard" Section to find the form, print it out, fill it out & drop it off in Mrs. Bartkus' mailbox! Tu full story >

Embed This Article Centennial's Speech and Debate Club [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, January 30, 2008 By Caroline Thoreson, Staff Writer On Saturday, January 12th, the Centennial Speech and Debate team participated in a tournament of debates held at CHS. Both the novice and varsity team took part in the tournament, competing against o full story >

Embed This Article No food, no drinks, no problems? [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, January 30, 2008 By Sami Hawkins, Staff Writer Attending high school sporting events is a fun way for students to get out and support their school while also having fun with their peers. It’s a classic way for students to unwind: stay after school full story >

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