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The student news site of Little Rock Central High School

The Tiger Online
The student news site of Little Rock Central High School

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Thailand Awes and Inspires Over Thanksgiving Break

Mary Silzer, Features Editor
December 13, 2017

Baseball Star Signs

Fran Delacey, Online Editor
December 12, 2017
A great school lunch or nutrition-packed dinner, this colorful salad will leave you feeling full and satisfied. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

Take Advantage of Seasonal Produce with Fall Harvest Kale Salad

Sydney Gastman, Lifestyle Editor
December 12, 2017
The spread of food included a multitude of dishes; there were traditional Thanksgiving dishes like turkey, green bean casserole, and cranberry sauce, but there was also food from other cultures including falafel with hummus, an Ethiopian rice dish, and Persian rice and noodles called Reshteh Polow. And of course, dessert included an array of pies, from sweet potato to pecan. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

Interfaith Thanksgiving Promotes Peace, Cultivates Communion

Sydney Gastman, Lifestyle Editor
December 12, 2017
Senior Faraz Sayyed coaches two of his teammates as they warm up for their match on December 9th. Central went on to win 1st in the tournament

Wrestling Team Dominates at Competition

December 11, 2017
New Razorback head coach, former SMU head coach celebrates a win from SMU. (Photo courtesy of Saturday Down South)

Long Gone: Razorbacks Replace Head Coach, Athletic Director

Lauren Berry/Eli Crian, Executive Editor/Guest Writer
December 11, 2017
Dr. Sybill Jordan Hampton addresses the Tiger Foundation after she is honored at the Awards of Excellence Dinner on Wednesday, December 6th. Hampton was the first African American to graduate from Central after attending all 3 years of school. At one of Hamptons high school reunions, she won the award for being the most educated. (Photo by Fran Delacey)

Tiger Foundation Awards Historic Figure, Longtime Counselor

Fran Delacey, Online Editor
December 11, 2017
Colin Jost of Saturday Night Live also addressed Al Franken, a current senator and former fellow SNL cast member, who has joined the mass of men accused of gross sexual behavior. He opened the most recent Thanksgiving episode saying “There’s so much to be thankful for this year, unless you’re a human woman.” Jost continued his segment, the weekend Update, by continuing commentary as this picture flashed on the screen. “Sure, this photo was taken before Franken ran for office, but it was also taken after he was a sophomore in high school,” Jost joked. “It’s hard to be like, ‘Come on, he didn’t know any better, he was only 55.’ (Photo courtesy of Saturday Night Live, NBC)

Hollywood and Politics Have Been Uncovered, but What About Everybody Else?

Annie Knight , Executive Editor
December 7, 2017
Freshman Riley Cunningham speaks with Susan Inman about volunteering as other Young Democrats sign up to work with Inman’s campaign. (Photo by Jacob Major)

Arkansas Secretary of State Candidate Susan Inman Discusses Campaign with Young Democrats

Jacob Major, Executive Assistant
December 6, 2017
Junior Julia Greenfield stands in front of the 45’ foot Christmas tree the day it was put up. Even though it wasnt the promised 65’ foot tree, it still brings in the holiday spirit with the lights and decorations. (Photo by Emily Low)

Heartbreak Heralds Holiday Season

Emily Low, Staff Writer
December 6, 2017
When prepared in the Ayurvedic way, eating seasonal produce benefits your wallet, your digestion, and your health. The best buys for winter include sweet potatoes, squash, pumpkin, carrots, beets, bananas, dates, figs, grapes, and lemons. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

Ayurvedic Seasonal Eating Leads to Optimal Digestion, Balanced Life

Sydney Gastman, Lifestyle Editor
December 4, 2017
During his AP 2D Design class, Deloney shows his students new, creative ways to create unique compositions for their AP Portfolios. (photo by Sydney Gastman)

‘The Colorist’ Rex Deloney Provokes Meaning, Pushes Young Artists

Sydney Gastman, Lifestyle Editor
December 4, 2017
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