Galaxy Note 7 shocks owners with explosions

If there are two things that social media likes as of now, it’s explosions and clowns. And unfortunately for Samsung, they are no exception to this rule. As of the Galaxy Note 7’s release date on August 19 of this year, these devices have been of more use as bombs rather than phones. Hundreds of accidents have been reported with many more gone undocumented. Naturally, Samsung issued a recall for these dangerous devices and sent replacement models to those experiencing “issues”.

September 11 a memory for some, a lesson for all

Two twin buildings were struck down in a cloud of smoke and fear. Screams pierced the silence that surrounded the fall. Ambulance and police sirens zoomed through the streets to help the survivors. Phones rang off the hook from one American household to another in order to find their loved ones. This was September 11th, 2001.

Juggling jobs and school a challenge for high schoolers, especially upperclassmen

By Averee Herman High schoolers, especially the upperclassmen, have reached the age of getting jobs. For those becoming adults, jobs often teach the responsibilities needed in the future. However, going to school while having an after-school job can be quite difficult at times. Thankfully, some teachers understand the time crunch and take it into consideration.…

Senior class has much to look forward to during their few remaining weeks at Central

By Lizzie Malashetsky WHAT? LESS THAN TWO MONTHS LEFT OF HIGH SCHOOL? IM GRADUATING? Yes! Believe it or not, the Senior class is coming to the end of its reign. While the Class of 2016 has had a lot of exciting events already pass, including Spring Break, but don’t worry: there’s much more to look…

Drama department’s performance of Oliver! flawless, includes two sold-out shows

By Emma Weintraub Walled Lake Central’s production of Oliver! debuted April 14-17 2016. Friends and family traveled far and near to see the production. The show was very successful with two sold out shows, one of which was on the opening night. “The show went well in my opinion. I feel relieved that I was…

NHS to sponsor Relay for Life on May 14

By Mia Rubin Central’s National Honor Society (NHS) will host Relay for Life on May 14 this year. Students are able to participate for this event by simply showing up to the track on this day, walk a few laps, play some games, and donate money to the cause. “I like to do Relay for…

Women’s hockey bests Detroit Country Day, wins first state title in team history

By Jake Butler The Walled Lake Wild Unified women’s hockey team (11-10-1 overall, 7-6-1 league) avenged losses in their last two consecutive Michigan Metro Girls High School Hockey League Division 2 state title games, taking home the hardware after defeating Detroit Country Day on March 12. After giving up the first goal of the game…

Passover provides time for celebration, brings families together

By Mia Rubin To most students, Passover is just a time when their teachers give less homework and it’s treated like any other normal week. However, to Jewish students, this holiday is much more. Passover is the Jewish holiday that celebrates how the Israelites escaped Pharaoh and left Egypt to go to Mount Sinai. God…

A strong, trustful relationship with parents a must for today’s teens

By Averee Herman Since we were little we have been taught to be truthful and respectful, especially when it comes to our own parents. But as the years go by and we get older, sometimes we tend to forget those two simple concepts. Having a good relationship with your parents is the key to having…

First annual 5k Color Run to benefit former WLC physical education teacher

By Brendan Briggs The first annual Kirk Pedersen Powder to the People 5K Color Run is an event that the Class of 2018 is putting together. It is a fundraiser for the Class of 2018 and the beloved former Walled Lake Central physical education teacher, Kirk Pedersen. This event will be held on April 30,…

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