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.
This year, Super Bowl 51 will be very special for both teams considering the fact that it will be Tom Brady’s seventh time being there, which he has a chance to be the first quarterback to win 5 Super Bowls, and the Atlanta Falcons have a chance to win their very 1st Super Bowl . Have you ever seen Patriots go up against Falcons? We will see on February 5, 2017.
Thursday February 2nd (B Block): Nothing is really going on! Hope everyone is having a great start to a new semester! Happy Groundhog Day!
The Women’s JV Basketball team had a game at Waterford Mott High School on Tuesday, January 31. The girls played a hard game and came out on top with a score of 16- 12. The girls are slowly reaching the end of their season and are working very hard to prolong it as much as they can.
Huge crowds of protesters came together on Sunday January 29, at Detroit Metro Airport to rally against President Trump’s executive order suspending the United States Refugee system for a period of 120 days, banning Syrian refugees until further notice, and barring citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the US including Syria, Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia, and Yemen. The ban includes anyone re-entering the country on a green card.
WLC’s cheerleaders came in second in their pool at a competition at Western on January 21.
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