Red Cross Club begins new year
The Red Cross club, sponsored by science teacher Sandra Gresh and overseen by student president junior Ramiya Ginjupalli, is fairly new to Central and in its second year.
Women’s Sports stay strong through middle of season
As the weather begins to get colder, the women’s sports teams begin to get busier and even more competitive.
Nintendo releases info about new console
Nintendo is switching things up with the announcement of their new console, the Nintendo Switch. At the E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) conference back in June, Nintendo announced a new console to come March 2017 with a working title called the “Nintendo Nx” and that was the extent of the information. Recently, a trailer was finally dropped along with the reveal of an actual title, the Nintendo Switch .
WLCMB kicks off season with BOA Regionals
By Nevada Leslie co-editor-in-chief The marching band’s competitive season officially got underway on October 1 as the 187 participants packed up almost the entire band room and hopped on a bus on that took them to the Bands of America (BOA) Regional Competition that was held at the University of Toledo (OH). The judges sure…
Central’s juniors and seniors steered straight by Michael DeLeon
It is very hard to tell a group of students what to do and what not to do. Especially if you have no background or knowledge of the events that come along with bad decisions. Attending the Steered Straight assembly at Walled Lake Central was an eye opening event for many students who took in what the speaker was saying.
New medical club to launch at Central
Walled Lake Central is the first high school in the state to organize a chapter of the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA), a club aimed at empowering both men and women members to lead in improving health.
Haunted House pop up all over during October
When you picture Fall, you might think about cider mills and donuts; but don’t forget about the Haunted Houses. Every Fall there is Halloween and every Halloween there are Haunted Houses. What’s better than cold weather, falling leaves and being scared?
Stop gossip and be a part of the solution to the problem of bullying
High school. Hallways filled with a mass of people. A lot them we don’t know, but pretend to; hearing whispered words between people; multitudes of secrets and rumors. We think that these things will never have an effect on the person that we’re talking about, that they’ll never get back to them, but the problem is, is that they do. Every day, walking down the hallways, if you just happen to listen as you walk past others, chances are you will hear someone talking about someone else. It’s practically an epidemic.
Ling sets record, wins third Oakland County diving championship
Senior diver Amanda Ling became Oakland County’s Swim and Dive champion for the third year in a row earning first place in the annual competition and setting a new pool record, beating the old one by 20 points with a total score just two points off her personal record.
Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492
Since 1937, the second Monday of October has been set aside for Columbus Day. It is a national holiday, banners are sold, elementary school kids have a special activity for it, the post office takes a day off, and all that good holiday stuff. But should Columbus actually be the cause for all this celebration?
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