Physics Students Ready to Launch Pumpkins
Central physics students are taking on SDSM&T students this weekend in a pumpkin launch competition. Continue reading Physics Students Ready to Launch Pumpkins
Community Theatre Opens Little Mermaid
Former Cobbler Angela VanPelt stars as Ariel in the Black Hills Community Theatre’s fall musical, a show involving a great number of former and current Cobblers. Continue reading Community Theatre Opens Little Mermaid
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?
Mrs. Linde’s Family Gets Bigger
Welcome to the world Sawyer Jackson Linde! Continue reading Mrs. Linde’s Family Gets Bigger
In Some Ways, Cobbler Homecomings Have Changed
Like other holidays, homecoming is a week steeped in traditions. But were homecomings at Central High School always just like this? Continue reading In Some Ways, Cobbler Homecomings Have Changed
Boys Soccer Looking to Steady the Ship
After a quick start and a rough patch, the Cobblers’ boys soccer team is looking to re-establish themselves before the playoffs. Continue reading Boys Soccer Looking to Steady the Ship
The History of Homecoming
With the week of Homecoming upon us, Randee Thayer reflects on the history behind our beloved traditions. Continue reading The History of Homecoming
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
Being King and Queen for a Week
As the Cobblers prepare to crown this year’s homecoming king and queen, former king and queen Ben Newman and Molly Boehler share what it was like to be homecoming royalty. Continue reading Being King and Queen for a Week
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
Keeping in Summer Shape
How is it possible to keep in shape and not get discouraged? Here are three tips for success. Continue reading Keeping in Summer Shape
Your Summer Bucket List
Don’t let your summer slip away. Here is what you can do while you’re not in school. Continue reading Your Summer Bucket List
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?
