Comic: Small Wall Loan
A comic by Katrina Doerfler Continue reading Comic: Small Wall Loan
Category: Commentary
I Believe in the Cubs
Miles Toledo wrote this piece in 2010 and we kept it for the Pine Needle. It seemed fitting to run it today, now that the Cubs have won the Series. Wherever you are now, Miles, congratulations! Continue reading I Believe in the Cubs
Comic: Fit Bit Says Yes
A comic by Lexus Orozco Continue reading Comic: Fit Bit Says Yes
Wyoming Fog
The Upper Midwest is dotted with little nowhere towns like Buffalo, Wyoming. Yet they have a particular draw. What ultimately brings people to these places? Continue reading Wyoming Fog
Comic: Trick or Treat Joker?
A comic by Jeremiah Richards Continue reading Comic: Trick or Treat Joker?
‘Mascots’ Draws Few Cheers
Christopher Guest’s latest film, Mascots, is now on Netflix, but it fails to inspire viewers like Guest’s previous work. Continue reading ‘Mascots’ Draws Few Cheers
The Cavs and Warriors Top the List of NBA Favorites
NBA fans are buzzing before the season tips off, and Josh Hess is predicting which teams will finish at top when the regular season ends. Continue reading The Cavs and Warriors Top the List of NBA Favorites
Special Olympics Bowlers and Volunteers Encourage One Another
Sixty-one Cobbler students spent a day bowling with Special Olympics participants. Senior Randee Thayer found it to be a unique and powerful experience. Continue reading Special Olympics Bowlers and Volunteers Encourage One Another
Comic: Trump Wars
A political comic by Matt Vidal Continue reading Comic: Trump Wars
Does the ACT Matter?
As students take high stakes tests under great stress, it is worth asking whether such tests are really worthy of the attention they garner. Continue reading Does the ACT Matter?
Seating Etiquette: A Guide to Respecting Your Elders
You’re headed to homecoming, where do you sit? Here are the unofficial but important rules of seating at sporting events. Continue reading Seating Etiquette: A Guide to Respecting Your Elders
In Defense of Average
With a new school year upon us, it is time to celebrate the average, recognizing how crucial mediocrity is, and how we can all benefit from a dose of it. Continue reading In Defense of Average
Mornings and My Dad
For Dre Forst, memories of her father’s thoughtfulness mark her childhood. Continue reading Mornings and My Dad
Comic: Congratulations
Comic by the just-graduated Molly Boehler Continue reading Comic: Congratulations
To My Fellow Graduates
One graduating senior would like to take a moment to address his fellow graduates. It’s like a graduation speech, but in a newspaper. Continue reading To My Fellow Graduates
What’s a teenager in Rapid City to do?
With summer approaching, Central students will be looking for places to spend their time. These are the well-worn and traditional endeavors. Continue reading What’s a teenager in Rapid City to do?
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