Politics seem to be on the forefront of everyone’s minds these days, and for Sophomore Eric Siegrist, it is no different. Siegrist has started a new club here at Walled Lake Central, The Young Republicans. and aims to ready students for taking political action within the community through a wide variety of politically based events.
There were many high-end clothing lines featured upon those walking the red carpet at the 59th Annual Grammys last week.
Many students at Central own pets such as dogs and cats and maybe a fish or two. But a select few own some pets that the average person would not have.
After a lot of consideration, senior Lauren Wasiak committed to play soccer at Lawrence Technological University in mid-October. She decided on Lawrence Tech because it offers her the best of both worlds: a school that is close to home and that allows her to do what she loves.
“I get up so early that I leave my milk in the cupboard and my cereal in the fridge, and the next hour I’m taking a test,” said junior Jack Gibson.
America is one of the few countries to legalize abortion and allow women to choose what to do with a pregnancy. This right, first guaranteed 41 years ago by the Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark Roe v. Wade case, however, has been a source of cultural and political tension for many decades now. This human right is being questioned now more than ever which is making women fear that this right can be taken away from them at any moment.
Everyone cries once in awhile. It’s a helpful mechanism to get your feelings out. There are tears of joy, sadness, and even anger. The staff at The Call went out and asked students and staff of Central about the last time they cried.
The varsity men’s basketball team played an amazing game at Walled Lake Northern on Friday, February 10. The game finished with a close score of 52-50, giving the Central boys another win. The boys are fighting very hard as their season end rapidly approaches.
On February 11, Planned Parenthood held a march in their location in Ann Arbor. My friends and I decided to join the march that included strong and resilient women fighting for their rights and men fighting for the rights of their mothers, daughters, and sisters. Hundreds of people attended this protest and even some pro-lifers who respectably stayed on their side of the sidewalk in front of Planet Fitness.
The Walled Lake Central Cheerleading team gave back to their community on Saturday, February 11, hosting a cheer clinic that catered to kids from grades K to 8th from the Walled Lake School District.
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