A Letter to the Graduates’ Mothers
Every year Kleenex makes a fortune from mothers at graduation. Senior Jessa Neyman has a word of encouragement to those who might need it now. Continue reading A Letter to the Graduates’ Mothers
Author: Mr. Sheehy
Photo of the Week: Basketball
For this week’s photo of the week, we dipped into the past basketball season for a great shot of Justin Kraemer, taken by senior Emily Burke. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Basketball
Is the 15-minute Rule Real?
Students love to hope for the 15-minute rule, which says students can leave class if their teacher is 15-minutes late. But does the rule actually exist? Continue reading Is the 15-minute Rule Real?
Music Fans Pressure Grammys to Change Eligibility Rules
In order to be eligible to win a Grammy Award, musicians have to have sold their music. One 16-year-old is petitioning for a change to the policy. Continue reading Music Fans Pressure Grammys to Change Eligibility Rules
Cobbler Baseball Hits Halfway Mark
A strong division record is helping the Cobbler baseball players keep their heads up after some tough losses. Continue reading Cobbler Baseball Hits Halfway Mark
Comic Fans Buzzing about Captain America: Civil War
The trailers for Captain America: Civil War have set comic-movie fans buzzing each worrying about what could happen between their favorite fictional heroes. Continue reading Comic Fans Buzzing about Captain America: Civil War
Comic: The Obvious Need for School
Comic by Sydney Bitz Continue reading Comic: The Obvious Need for School
Central Hosts Large Group Music Contest
Cobbler musicians will showcase their talents Thursday when Central hosts the region’s high schools in the Large Group Music Contest. Continue reading Central Hosts Large Group Music Contest
Pausing to Appreciate the Clerical Staff
Notice: Wednesday, April 27th is National Administrative Professionals’ Day. If you’re reading this after the informed date, you can still take a second to appreciate the work of our administrative staff. Continue reading Pausing to Appreciate the Clerical Staff
Cobblers Up Close: Andrew Belsaas
While unmistakably unique, Mr. Andrew Belsaas is the band teacher often mistaken for a student. Senior Adam Taylor sat down with him and discussed what it’s like teaching at Rapid City Central. Continue reading Cobblers Up Close: Andrew Belsaas
Where does Rapid City’s electricity come from?
Though the Black Hills are close in proximity to Wyoming’s coal mines, water generates a surprising quantity of Rapid City’s electricity. Continue reading Where does Rapid City’s electricity come from?
Comic: Precarious Balance
Tweets Fired
Students have taken to the Twitter battlefield whenever someone disagrees with them. Cass Knickrehm wonders why they are so surprised to hear alternate opinions. Continue reading Tweets Fired
The Beauty of a Starry Night
Ever since I was little, art has allowed imagination run wild. As someone who actively enjoys making and viewing art, I can relate to Vincent van Gogh’s emotions while he was painting because my emotions drive my art as well. Continue reading The Beauty of a Starry Night
Photo of the Week: Tree
By Hannah Coleman Continue reading Photo of the Week: Tree
Ben’s April MLB Baseball Predictions
By Ben Newman It’s April and that means one thing: Baseball is back. America’s pastime started off with a bang this past week, so it’s time to see which direction things are headed. Giants’ Turn This year is an even numbered year and that means the San Francisco Giants will probably win the World Series having won championships in 2010, 2012, 2014. They started this … Continue reading Ben’s April MLB Baseball Predictions
