Paige Murphy, Entertainment Editor
And the Oscar goes to … The Hurt Locker! This year’s Academy Awards, which aired on March 7, had double the amount of Best Picture nominees, a lack of Best Original Song performances and a blue Ben Stiller.
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards began, not with hosts Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin, but [...]

Bria Chatman, Staff Writer
Since 1951, Disney’s version of Alice in Wonderland has been a worldwide classic. Now, thanks to Tim Burton, Alice can become a worldwide classic with a slightly creepy and dark edge.
As in the 1951 version, Alice (Mia Wasikowska) follows the white rabbit (voiced by Michael Sheen) into a hole that sends her [...]

by Taylor Black, Staff Writer
Since the beginning of the summer, the wrestling team has been training hard and getting in shape for one moment—the state championship.
“We had a great year this season, but we fell just short of our goal,” junior Dylan Arnall said. “Next year it will be a wrap though.”
After the first day [...]

Audrey Jaquiss, Staff Writer
In an effort to help the community make more informed decisions about important aspects of their lives, the Wellness Center will hold its eighth annual health fair for students, staff, parents and community members on Thursday, March 18. The event is free.
This year’s theme is “The Beginning of a New Decade, The [...]

by Nick Harrington, Staff Writer
It’s a test everyone has to take his junior year at Central. It’s not the ACT or SAT, it’s the 11grade literacy exam. Students must pass this test to receive credit for English, which means that they must also pass this test to graduate. With this much at stake, Literary Coach, [...]