Matt Ford commits to KCollege
Playing football in college is a goal that senior Matt Ford has been chasing for a while now. That goal was finally realized when he made the decision to commit to Kalamazoo College.
Playing football in college is a goal that senior Matt Ford has been chasing for a while now. That goal was finally realized when he made the decision to commit to Kalamazoo College.
Seniors, get ready to take a trip around the world because prom is coming your way.
The first semester of the 16-17 school year has to come an end and many seniors are already accepted and committed to college. Even if seniors are not yet committed to college, the first semester is over and many seniors feel like second semester does not count so stress goes way down. This means motivation for coming to school and completing school work is rare.
Finals have come and gone for the first semester and students at Central are relieved that they are finally over. After studying all week and enduring late nights of review, the new semester is a breath of fresh air.
A painting called Untitled #1, done by Missouri high school student David Pulphus, won a national contest and its place inside Capitol Hill since June 2016. Due to the highly symbolic and obvious messages in the painting (pictured at left), the painting has sparked huge controversies among leaders at Capitol Hill, with many, like Rep. Duncan Hunter, wanting to remove the painting from its spot in the halls of the building, and others, like Rep. William Lacy Clay, wanting to keep it there.
Central’s Advocates for Gender Equality, or CAGE club, is entering its third year as a group of students prompted to discussion and action by events of discrimination against women in the media, on the news, or even in our own halls.
The Commerce Township Community Library opened its new location at 180 E. Commerce Road, on Tuesday, January 17. The after closing the doors at its old location for the final time on Thursday, Dec. 29, at 9 pm.
Students completed their first semester of the 2016-2017 on January 27. For those students who enjoy change, they luckily get the opportunity to start the second semester with new classes and new teachers. This can be very exciting, considering these students get the chance to learn new lessons in a different setting.
Spring is going to have to wait because we have another six weeks of winter ahead of us. Thursday January 2 at around 7:25 am, Phil the groundhog made his decision and we will have a longer winter in 2017.
This past weekend, February 2, 2017, the Walled Lake Central varsity basketball team went up against Walled Lake Western in a head to head rematch worthy of the rivalry.