Uncertainty, Disappointment After Orchestra Teacher Leaves
Uncertainty, Disappointment After Orchestra Teacher Leaves
Tristam Thompson, Staff Writer
After conducting a successful performance at Baccalaureate last May, former orchestra teacher Carly Taylor announced, to the disappointment of the orchestra, that she would...
September 21, 2017
Eschool Causes Confusion, Problems All Around
Jessie Bates, Staff Writer
It’s the first day of classes and you wait patiently as your teacher passes out schedules. You glance down, confused when you see that you only have seven classes: you're...
September 18, 2017
Event Schedule for 60th Anniversary of Central’s Integration
Lauren Berry, Executive Editor
As we all know, 60 years ago, the world watched as nine black students tried tirelessly to enter the doors of our school. Over the next couple weeks, the school district, the...
September 18, 2017
The Great Flood of Central: Flood Waters Soak Classrooms
September 13, 2017
Central Students Hold DACA Protest
September 8, 2017
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Annie Simon:Students’ study struggles solved
Annie Simon, Lifestyle Editor
You check the clock and see that it’s midnight, and you still have piles of homework to do and two tests tomorrow that you aren’t prepared for. We have all been there, and the start of a new year gives...
September 19, 2017
ASL Classes Needed in Schools
Annalise Novicky, Staff Writer
Arkansas contains a large population of people who are deaf, and ironically enough, they are the ones who are not being heard by the rest of their community in a metaphorical sense. ASL stands for American...
September 12, 2017
Stress Management: Rebekah Harpool
Rebekah Harpool, Voices Editor
Maybe it’s just me, but the first week of school is one of the most stressful weeks of the entire year. Yes, there are weeks with more work (I refuse to think about finals week right now), but the first...
September 7, 2017
Charlottesville Sparks Outrage in Students
September 1, 2017
Women’s Month boosts pride, celebrates progress
May 15, 2017
The Crippling Disease That Is Senioritis
May 10, 2017
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Stress Management: Rebekah Harpool
Rebekah Harpool, Voices Editor
Maybe it’s just me, but the first week of school is one of the most stressful weeks of the entire year. Yes, there are weeks with more work (I refuse to think about finals...
September 7, 2017 • 0 comments
Eye Of The Tiger: Medical Marijuana
Amy Schexnayder, staff writer
Several bills have been proposed in response to Issue 6. One of these bills asked to ban smoking marijuana but was recently shot down by the House of Representatives. Issue 6 originally had fairly loose restrictions, making the new proposed bills necessary to safely implement it.
April 3, 2017 • 0 comments
Perry Initiative Provides Hands On Experience, Confidence For Girls Interested In Medicine
Lily Jones, executive editor
There were presentations discussing how to juggle a family and actual life while being an orthopedic surgeon, while another covered the typical day in an operating room and hospital.
January 3, 2017 • 0 comments
Eye Of The Tiger: Forgotten Flu Shots
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Annie Simon:Students’ study struggles solved
Annie Simon, Lifestyle Editor
You check the clock and see that it’s midnight, and you still have piles of homework to do and two tests tomorrow that you aren’t prepared for. We have all been there, and the start of a new year gives...
September 19, 2017
Summer camp teaches skills and leadership
Lila Dell Leveritt, Lifestyle editor
Since sixth grade, junior Landon Cook has spent his summers at Camp Country Lad- a Christian based boy camp in the middle of a Mennonite village. The camp accommodates 80 to 100 boys ages eight to 15....
May 19, 2017
Student saves squirrel, makes lifelong furry friend
Briana Fleming, staff writer
Pets are a treasure to humanity. They are lovely furry companions who you get to care, love, nurture, and bond with whenever and however. Sometimes when you first meet your furry friend, whether in a shelter...
May 18, 2017
13 Reasons Why Netflix’s ’13 Reasons Why’ Is Better Than The Book
May 4, 2017
The following review has spoilers, so make sure you've listened to all 13 tapes before preceding. Which is bette...
Sleep Competes With Teens’ Many Activities
April 12, 2017
Some students can't wait till the end of the day when it's time to crawl back in bed and retire for the...
Aromatherapy, Essential Oils Promote Health Benefits
April 5, 2017
World-renowned scientist and conservationist Rachel Carson once said “For the sense of smell, almost...
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Students Catch Fantasy Football Fever
Ethan Ebenezer, Staff Writer
There’s nothing better than lying down on a Sunday afternoon after a long weekend and watching some football. Fantasy football, an online game in which competitors select...
September 15, 2017 • No Comments
Golf team ‘on par’ for a great season
Aidan Massanelli, Sports Editor
The golf team has gotten ‘into the swing of things’, with three tournaments resulting in two wins against Sylvan Hills and Ozark, and losses against Cabot and Lake Hamilton. Tea...
September 5, 2017 • No Comments
Dance competition season keeps dancers on their toes
Sydney Gastman, staff writer
While dancing for 16 to 20 hours a week may seem like a lot, the dancers at Rock City Dance Center (RCDC) wouldn’t have it any other way. With the dance competition season...
May 15, 2017 • No Comments
Miracle League offers rewarding volunteer experience to students
May 15, 2017
Back to Bats: Neighborhood Softball League Promotes Community, Engages Girls of All Ages
May 15, 2017
Paying College Athletes: The Pricey Divide
May 1, 2017
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Students Give Advice to Freshman
Ian Heye, Staff Writer
As the 2017-2018 school year begins, freshmen are trying to start their high school career off successfully. This includes trying to make new friends, running from class to...
September 14, 2017
Eclipse holds amazing experience, fantastic memories
Jacob Major, Executive Assisstant
Shadows are funny things. Most days we hardly even notice them, but when one happens to belong to the moon, everyone loses their minds. Okay, maybe that’s an under...
September 6, 2017
Junioritis: Students feel overwhelmed as finals and AP exams hit
Amy Schexnayder, staff writer
Near the end of the year, motivation for almost any student is at an all-time low. Once the month of May has arrived, snow cone shacks open, the weather gets hot, and it feels...
May 19, 2017
Students Make International Summer Plans
May 10, 2017
Blast From The Past: Alumnus Voices Popular TV Character
May 8, 2017
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Uncertainty, Disappointment After Orchestra Teacher Leaves
September 21, 2017
Annie Simon:Students’ study struggles solved
September 19, 2017
Eschool Causes Confusion, Problems All Around
September 18, 2017
Event Schedule for 60th Anniversary of Central’s Integration
September 18, 2017
Students Catch Fantasy Football Fever
September 15, 2017
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