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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 >
The Code of Honor at Central Sunday, January 20, 2008 By Dana Ricci '08 Cheating – it is an evil that happens in schools everywhere. Central Regional’s Honor Code Committee is now devising a Code of Honor to help stop and prevent it. The Code of Honor involves all s 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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >
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 >