By Jacob Fitzgerald It’s been a few weeks since Central students have been able to play with soccer balls and footballs after lunch. Administration has informed students through announcements that games requiring equipment are no longer permitted in the courtyard due to risky play. This is because of tag-football games that had gotten out of hand, despite multiple warnings from administrators. Some freshmen and sophomores … Continue reading Courtyard Ball Games Banished

By Zach Swenson Stress levels are high at Central this week as Cobblers prepare for the ACT. Speed reading, time keeping, and hand cramps will be part of many students’ day this Saturday as the second ACT of the school year will take place from 8am-12pm (though the writing portion also takes place from 2-3pm). Many students have taken the test before but are taking … Continue reading Many Students Re-Taking ACT Saturday

By Zach Swenson and Nick Edwards A recent survey we conducted at Central High School showed that students aren’t terribly interested in using SD My Life. In our survey of 65 Central students 98% of them said they have used SD My Life, but only 8% said they had used it outside of the classroom. Only 9% of students responding thought they would use the … Continue reading Students’ Enthusiasm for SD My Life Remains Low

By Derric Tiller, Josh Manzano, and Jake Nickel It’s no secret that Rapid City has been growing in recent years. Driving anywhere in this town brings a high chance of navigating through orange reflective barriers. This construction, which serves as a constant reminder of continued growth, can be a challenge when it takes place on people’s regular driving routes. For the people commuting on 1-190 … Continue reading West of Central, I-190 Construction Takes Over