By Dan Geoffrey Having spent the earlier half of my childhood in the 1990s, I had access to a lot of great movies and TV shows that the children of this generation will not. I was around for the Disney renaissance, the golden age of Nickelodeon, and so much more. One of the films I…
By Emily Money Representatives from colleges arrived in Walled Lake for the recent College Fair. This event, hosted by Walled Lake Central, took place Tuesday, April 30, from 6:30-8:00 PM in the Central gymnasium. Students across Walled Lake had the chance to take advantage of this event. “It was a great opportunity for kids to…
By Nate Collins Once again the great March Madness NCAA Men`s Basketball Tournament has come and gone, and this year, more so than previous years, upsets and shockers were apparent throughout the tournament. All in all, there were really 4 stories that stood out. First things first, Florida Gulf Coast. “Dunk City” was one of…
By Rebecca Noeske With their big conference finally completed, Central’s Model United Nations (MUN), is more than satisfied to bring home some big wins at the Mid-American Model United Nations (MAMUN) conference in Ypsilanti, Michigan, held March 13 at 7:30 AM and returned on March 16. Sophomore Nicco Beltramo and junior Michelle Sheng both were…
By Rebecca Noeske Central students rocked the Distributive Educational Clubs of America (DECA) State conference this past weekend, from March 15 through March 17. Of the six students who competed, seniors Lekha Bapu and Jessica Hazelton both received role play medals. Bapu also was awarded a top ten medal. Unfortunately none of Central’s students qualified…
By Simone Stephens The buzz around Central is slowly building for a remake of a classic coming to our theatres! The Great Gatsby is a classic novel and movie, and it is being brought back to life this year on the big screen. The hype around the new movie is extremely high, for lovers of…
By Taylor Haggerty There are three things that you are guaranteed to see at prom: oversized dresses, glitter, and dates. Two of the three are supposed to be optional, but the kids around here tend to know better than that. The common belief is that everyone is expected to have a date, even if they…
By Jill Ciampa Next time you watch TV, count how many times you see a commercial product. The amount of times you will see an object you recognize or something of a similar kind will baffle you. Product placement is becoming an increasingly popular way to advertising for well-known companies. This means that products are…
By Taylor Haggerty Christina Robbins, a current senior who’s also dual-enrolled at Schoolcraft College, has started up her own jewelry website to sell homemade pieces. The business has an interesting story behind it: Christina’s mother started making jewelry and teaching her tricks of the trade and Christina continued on with the hobby into high school,…
By Emily Money “Read Across America Day” started March off with a positive beginning here at Central on Monday, March 4. This day was a part of an initiative to promote reading by the National Education Association. It is held every year to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday on March 2, or the closest school day…
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