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This year Central had 27 football players receive All State or All conference recognition. (photo courtesy of Kent Laster)

Tigers Make Impact at State Level

Gage Maris, Sports Editor
December 17, 2018
The rumor of Friends leaving Netflix was debunked on Dec. 3 by the company on Twitter. (Photo courtesy of People Magazine)

The One Where Friends Plans to Leave Netflix

Salma Abdulrahman, Staff Writer
December 17, 2018
These colorfully decorated Christmas cookies are sure to bring sweetness to your holiday festivities. (photo by Parker Gunn)

Holiday Recipes Spread Cheer

Parker Gunn, Staff Writer
December 17, 2018
Debutantes came to Race For the Cure to support, encourage, and cheer runners at the beginning of the race. Leading to the day of the ball many Debs anticipate the big day. “I think it will be like the end of the beauty and the beast glamours and a result of hard work. I can’t wait to dance with my dad,” senior Madison Edmondson said. (photo courtesy of Adaja Cooper)

Cotillions Provide Rite of Passage into Womanhood for African American Seniors

Bri Fleming, Staff Writer
December 14, 2018
Senior Bethy Paladino grins at the thought of finally having her voice heard in government. (photo by Casey Carter)

Students Critical in Election; Young Voters Voice Opinions

Casey Carter and Jakob Mueller
December 14, 2018
Senior Muhsin Sheikh maintains his rapping career while still attending school. In his artistic endeavors, Muhsin focuses on gaining more followers and influence within the rapping community. (photo by Casey Carter)

Student Rappers Hope to Gain Influence, Relate to Listeners

Jakob Mueller, Staff Writer
December 14, 2018
Teachers Stacey and Leron McAdoo’s love can be described as “good poetry: full of ahhs and snaps, makes you rethink everything you thought you knew, and validates what you’ve always known.” “We met and got married in summer months - apparently our cuffing time is different,” Stacey McAdoo said. (photo by Bri Fleming)

Easy ‘Cuffing Season’ Guide Leaves No One Cold This Winter

Bri Fleming, Features Editor
December 14, 2018
(Left to Right) senior Kiera Boop, Kennedy Kasten, and Briania Fleming take time out of AP Lit to show of their bright and colorful ugly sweaters. (photo by Parker Gunn)

Students Express Holiday Spirit Through Sweaters

Parker Gunn, Staff Writer
December 13, 2018
Although safe spaces are primarily found on college campuses, Central has many organizations and clubs that provide support for minorities. (photo courtesy of Northwestern University)

Safe Spaces Provide Shelter for Minorities

Sarah Gornatti, Staff Writer
December 11, 2018
Junior Nathan Bright competed in Austin, Texas representing the entire Little Rock area as one of three people from the entire state of Arkansas to swim at Junior Nationals. (photo courtesy of Nathan Bright)

A Bright Future for Nathan: Bright Places Top 100 Nationally

Nico Heye, Assistant Sports Editor
December 11, 2018
Adam Kirby teaches his AP comparative government class with a smile, proud of how much his students know about the world. Kirby sets his students up for success when going into the final exams. (photo by Emily Low)

Beloved Teacher, Coach Reflects On Time as Teacher

Emily Low and Sarah Gornatti
December 10, 2018
Kimberly Mayberry and her family join together at Diamond Head peak in Hawaii in August of 2013. “It was our first trip with all of us going there. We were at the South Shore in Hawaii,” Mayberry said. (photo courtesy of Kimberly Mayberry)

Mayberry Loves Teaching, Traveling World

Lola Simmons, Print Executive Editor
December 10, 2018
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