By Jake Butler Student Council’s annual holiday gift drive to benefit students at Detroit’s Joy Prep Academy kicked off November 30 with student wish lists available at all three lunches. Gifts are due to Student Council by December 9 so that they may be delivered by December 16. “The part I’m looking forward to the most…
By Emma Weintraub The German Club is looking forward to their holiday celebration on Thursday, December 17 at 2:45 in room B203. The celebration is designed to incorporate German holiday traditions with American traditions. “At the celebration we will be having Glühwein which is an alcohol free mulled wine,”comments German Club advisor Frau Theresa Robinson.Glühwein…
By Emily Hale As the season comes to a close, the Walled Lake Central men’s varsity soccer team finishes with a 13-8-2 record. Making it to district finals, the team played well before suffering a 1-0 defeat to Catholic Central on October 24 at North Farmington High School. Earlier in the season, the team won…
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By Jill Ciampa Following Skyfall, the twenty-fourth James Bond movie, Spectre, will be released in theaters on November 6. Students and staff across Central are excited to see what the new movie will hold. “I love the James Bond movies and this time [within Spectre] it’s an original script, so it should be different from…
By Dustin Evans The Walled Lake Cobras water polo team took on the sixth best team in the state, the Dexter Dreadnaughts, on October 23, but both the varsity and JV teams lost their games after hard-fought battles. Varsity played first and lost 13-8, and JV followed, losing 14-2. “We got off to a really…
By Jill Ciampa Beginning in September, college representatives began arriving at Central to present information about their colleges to the students. Of course many seniors have taken advantage of these visits, but sophomores and juniors have also been invited to join in. Time is running short as the final visitation will be on Monday, November…
By Victoria Clements Step one: Enter at your own risk. Step two: Inhale. Exhale. Repeat. Step three: Look around frantically in the dark. Step four: Cower behind your friend. Step five: Let out a blood-curdling scream. Step six: Keep. Moving. Forward. The month of October marks the time for haunted houses. ‘Tis the season to…
By Jake Butler “Bless you.” “Excuse me.” “Is there a tissue around here?” When the seasons begin to change and the leaves on the trees turn from green to orange, these expressions are all too commonplace in high school classrooms. The time between the start of October and the middle of November, what’s commonly referred…
By Jill Ciampa Biannual travel for all three languages taught at Central has been a tradition for years. Currently, the Spanish and French classes are planning their next international trips. The trip to France is to depart on March 31 and return on April 9. The trip to Spain will depart over Spring Break 2017…
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