Standing in Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Violence
By Sydney French (280) Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a large rise in instances of anti-Asian violence in the United States. On Tuesday, March 16, [...]
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A Tribute to Dr. Pavel: Central’s Longest Serving President
By Kate Ratner (280) Dr. Sheldon Pavel, a household name and former President of Central High School, passed away on February 7th, 2021, after battling cancer. In this time [...]
Summer Opportunities for Teens!
By Alex Emig (281) Summer is only five months away. Last summer looked a lot different than any other summer students have experienced before. Although coronavirus has put [...]
Georgia Run off Elections
By Mia McElhatton Georgia Run-Off Elections This past Tuesday Georgia held the run-off elections for both US Senate seats. Both Jon Ossof (D) and Raphael Warnock (D) [...]
Poll Heroes Don’t Wear Capes
An unconventional year leads to an unconventional election
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Where are the Central Graduates Now?
Central graduates share their experiences at their college and offer advice to rising Juniors and Seniors. [...]
Noam Chomsky’s Virtual Return to Central
On May 22, 2020, Central students and faculty joined with a very special Central Alum: Noam Chomsky. A member of the 184th class at Central, Noam Chomsky went on to [...]
PA Schools Closed for the Rest of the Year
When the students of Central High School entered into the 2019-2020 school year this year, many of them had never thought that they would be finishing this school year at [...]
2020 AP Exams Moved Online
Obviously, the Coronavirus has taken its toll on the daily lives of students. For starters, a statewide quarantine has been issued, keeping students home for [...]
The Deadly 20s: Corona is not Alone
There are constantly plague outbreaks and virus infections all over the world. However, for these past couple of centuries, large outbreaks seemed to have followed a pattern. [...]
