By Emily Money Walled Lake Central’s boys’ lacrosse team recently wrapped up their 2014 season. Ending with a record of 6-8, the team is very proud of their hard work this year. “As a whole, we were more motivated to improve ourselves and each other,” said junior player Tyler Quinn. “Chemistry and team bonding was…
By Nevada Leslie The countdown has begun. With less than forty days till the France trip, the students who will be attending are getting quite excited. A total of eleven students from Walled Lake Central will be in attendance, as well as Madame Adkins and Madame Green, French teachers. This group will be joined by…
By Kevin Coleman Long ago, exploring was an actual profession. Bold men were rewarded substantial funds in exchange for their courageous expeditions that would simultaneously bestow upon them both fame and glory. Though the world has seemed to run out of places to be discovered, the spirit of exploration still lives on in humanity. Though…
By Kevin Coleman Whenever the government is questioned, the ideas suggested are commonly dismissed as conspiracy theories and the speaker a conspiracy theorist. These condescending terms have been tossed around continually in media discussion and have grown synonymous with crazy people, making questioning the government the mark of a mad man. Even our wisest friends…
By Kevin Coleman In school we are offered the essential courses that are required for graduating as well as the advanced or honors classes to challenge us. School is also generous in providing the less demanding, laidback courses commonly referred by students to as blow-off classes. Teachers and counselors would always advise against these kinds…
By Kevin Coleman Rejection: the most common of human fears, but also an essential lesson in the human experience. As senior year draws to a close, graduates have already applied to their desired colleges and waited eagerly for the impending response. For some, the content of the letter that arrived in response induced euphoric joy…
By Morgan Day For the people who have played sports in high school, but didn’t manage be signed to a college, or those who play the sport for fun and want to keep doing that–good news! Despite what many people think, there are options after high school. Pursuing college athletics is expensive if you’re not…
By Erika Greco Last Friday, May 16, marked a day that Central’s young athletes will never forget. Signing day took place in the WLC auditorium at 12:30 p.m. for seventeen student athletes planning to pursue athletics at the collegiate level where they revealed their final choices. These athletes included Jasmine Brown, Natalie Casab, Tim Ford,…
By Elise DeYoung The Hunger Games, Divergent, Gravity, and The Twilight Saga are all examples of well-known films in today’s industry including a lead female role. Females in lead roles in the movie industry have become more and more common over time. In the past, you would rarely see a woman with the lead role…
By Kevin Coleman For years we walked in hallways; walking alongside one another, but all walking our own ways. All this time you may have never looked twice at the variety of faces passing by, but now they regress into only memories. Together we await our timely dismissal, freedom so close we can taste it.…
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