The Everlasting Dream: A Memoir
As she reflects on her past years as a ballerina, Senior Matte Bulman gazes towards the future and wrestles with the fact that she may be facing her final show. Continue reading The Everlasting Dream: A Memoir
Cobblers Give with an Angel Tree
Students and staff are giving gifts through the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Continue reading Cobblers Give with an Angel Tree
Students Prefer Pencil and Paper over Online Homework
While online assignments increase with the development of new digital technology, a majority of students still prefer physical, paper assignments. Continue reading Students Prefer Pencil and Paper over Online Homework
Search for Cause of Power Outage Continues
While the pursuit of education is enlightenment, Central High School found itself in the dark Thursday. What happened? Why? Continue reading Search for Cause of Power Outage Continues
Central High School Loses Power
A power outage left most of Central High School in the dark for 39 minutes Thursday morning. Continue reading Central High School Loses Power
Cobblers Up Close: Ali Weber
Senior Ali Weber is known for her art, and rightfully so, as she is already selling her work. But as always with people, there is more to her than her talent. Continue reading Cobblers Up Close: Ali Weber
Former Cobbler Provides Insight into California Fires
California’s wildfire situation is a pressing concern; former Cobbler and Black Hat crew member Jacob Knutson can offer insight to those forming a perspective. Continue reading Former Cobbler Provides Insight into California Fires
Behind the Curtain: Assistant Technical Director
To the audience, Central High Theatre looks nothing shy of perfection. But once the curtain closes what goes on behind the red velvet? Senior theatre student Caden Lefler gives a glimpse at what Central High Theatre looks like behind the curtain. Continue reading Behind the Curtain: Assistant Technical Director
Mock Election Mirrors State’s Midterm Results
Students’ selections in Central’s mock election predicted the outcome of most statewide midterm elections. Continue reading Mock Election Mirrors State’s Midterm Results
Yoga Club Lowering Cobblers’ Stress
School is stressful, but a biology teacher is helping Cobblers relieve their stress with yoga. Continue reading Yoga Club Lowering Cobblers’ Stress
Cobblers Up Close: Jolo Robles
Ever seen that senior who trips on someone walking nearby, scattering his books and pencils throughout the hallway while his friends roll their eyes? If so, you’ve probably already met Jolo Robles. Continue reading Cobblers Up Close: Jolo Robles
To Support BORNS Is to Ignore His Victims
Supporting women who have been assaulted may mean disavowing things we love–like BORNS. Continue reading To Support BORNS Is to Ignore His Victims
Students’ Approaches to Studying Vary
Studying is what students do, but how do they do it? Their strategies vary widely. Continue reading Students’ Approaches to Studying Vary
A Message to the Underdogs
In today’s sports, winning is the only thing on everyone’s mind, and the inclusion of all team members has slipped the mind of players and coaches alike. Do the underdogs still have a chance in today’s athletics? Continue reading A Message to the Underdogs
Freshmen, the Inferior Class of High School
The common theme that runs among upperclassmen is their hatred for freshmen. Why are they so annoying? From their awkward relationships to their endless talk of Fortnite, freshman are made out to be the scum of Central. But are they? Continue reading Freshmen, the Inferior Class of High School
Everything Vegetarians/Vegans are Tired of Hearing
In recent years vegetarianism and veganism have been on a steady rise, particularly as several horrible slaughterhouse videos have surfaced. Two-year vegetarian Sarah Thormahlen responds to the comments vegetarians and vegans hear on the daily. Continue reading Everything Vegetarians/Vegans are Tired of Hearing
