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When economics affects parents, kids are affected too Monday, May 11, 2009 By Kathleen Callahan I never thought that this economy would fall so low as it has in the past months. Being seventeen and still in high school the dramatic effects have not completely hit me. I do not rely on full story >
Now is the time for wishful thinking Monday, May 11, 2009 By Katelyn Pepper During this summer, I will have two jobs in order to pay for clothing, hygene products and other things for college. My goal is to have enough money to be able to have during the school year, and to full story >
Summer jobs no longer just for spending money Monday, May 11, 2009 By Katy Miller Life before the United States plunged into this economic recession consisted of getting a summer job to earn a surplus of cash for superficial desires, (not to mention a brand new car) and having your full story >
Economy effects big and small decisions Monday, May 11, 2009 By Sarah Bailey It is hard to deny the radical effects the economy has taken on the normal lifestyle of the average American citizen. Families now buy their groceries in bulk and go for generic producers rathe full story >
Facing college costs in economic crisis Thursday, April 02, 2009 By Amanda Torres Our current economic crisis has varying affects on people across the country. In my household, the only thing it has caused is a few less customers at the diner my mom works at. This may be because full story >
Darfur: Staring genocide in the face Thursday, April 02, 2009 By Amber Miller STAND recently held an educational program that informed Central’s students about the genocide occurring in Darfur. This presentation included ten stations in which students were able to effectively full story >
Economy prompts fears for future Thursday, April 02, 2009 By Christie Schaefer By Christie Schaefer Uncertainty, apprehension, or more specifically trepidation; those are the few out of many feelings that spring upon me while thinking about the current economic crisis. Th full story >
Letter to the Editor Saturday, March 21, 2009 By Ryan Hess Everyone has heard of the “freedom of speech” clause in the big ol’ United States contract. You know, the one signed well over two hundred years ago. Pardon me for saying so, but that whole “ full story >
Take the graduation poll: consider the importance of tradition Wednesday, January 28, 2009 By Gabby Salvemini It is one of the most important days of your life, a day you will look back on for years to come, a day where the world and all its possibilities will be offered to you, a bitter sweet day where you w full story >
Students and seniors gather to play Wii Tuesday, January 13, 2009 By Amber Miller and Amylynn Doffont On Tuesday, December 9, Central hosted a “Wii Day” in which seniors of our community were invited to our school library to learn how to play the Nintendo Wii with and against several students. full story >
Reggie Dabbs's return visit Tuesday, January 13, 2009 By Amylynn Doffont and Amber Miller Everyone at Central knows who Reggie Dabbs is, and everyone knows he has quite a story to tell. This was his second time coming and talking to students here, and many thought he was more inspiring th full story >
Brighton Beach Memoirs Thursday, December 04, 2008 By K. Mueller full story >
For "The Gang" school work means many things Tuesday, December 02, 2008 By Sarah Fuentes Many of us have had the privilege of tasting the delicious cookies that Mrs. Flynn’s class makes and sells. But what most kids don't know is how much Mrs. Flynn and her students do around the sch full story >
New organization encourages students to STAND: STAND up against genocide Friday, November 14, 2008 By Patty Lawlor An ocean away, a woman cries herself to sleep. She lives in fear of being raped or killed; she fears the roving militia will take her sons or kill her daughters. She is afraid to go outside, but she m full story >
New football season, new hopes for victory Thursday, November 13, 2008 By Sarah Fuentes It's almost 7 o'clock on a Friday night. Most high school students are on their way to cheer on their football team. As they find their friends and sit on the bleachers they wonder what the outcome of full story >
GSA- working for a welcoming community Thursday, November 13, 2008 By Amber Miller Central Regional is a school that offers many different clubs and activities. There’s something for everyone and on the off chance that there isn’t, students are given the opportunity to create a club full story >
Up for the pressure, Dr. Parliapanides has plans for Central Tuesday, November 04, 2008 By Amylynn Doffont Dr. Parliapanides, Central graduate, and superintendent, sat down with Amylynn Doffont in the media center for some conversation about his new job and his plans for the district. Q: How do you like full story >
Sarah Palin's Introduction: Looking at Palin, without political baggage Wednesday, October 22, 2008 By Alyssa Mayo With the elections swiftly approaching, many Americans are registering, legally or illegally, and tuning into television events such as conventions and speeches. Subjectively, as I am among those unab full story >
The Tortoise and the Hare: The first McCain/Obama debate Wednesday, October 22, 2008 By Sarah Bailey As the election date rears its ugly head, the age long battle between young and old, change and consistency, and Republican versus Democrat, erupts with a volcanic force. The question of who remains t full story >
Great Expectations?: Charles Dickens Was Wrong Wednesday, October 22, 2008 By Sarah Bailey With the presidential elections looming right around the corner, it is difficult not to notice the amount of publicity surrounding each candidate, their platform, and their running mate. The choice of full story >