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Art teachers learn to adapt to remote teaching, hybrid model

Lily Labs, Staff Writer • May 27, 2021

The Covid-19 pandemic has required many places to have alterations to be made. A big part of many people’s lives is school, and in social settings with many people like this, changes had to be made. The...

Debut album ‘Sour’ personifies teenage emotions

Makenna Anderson, Staff Writer • May 26, 2021

Olivia Rodrigo took the world by storm when she released the hit single “Driver’s License”. Now, the 18-year-old has released her first debut album, Sour, which has tones of heartbreak, teenage angst,...

Bennett leaving Central, moving to Minnesota

Elena Correa, Staff writer • May 25, 2021

As of this year, the principal has announced he will no longer be principal next year. He and his family will be moving to Minnesota. Bennett has had opportunities during his time at Central to pursue...

Vocal teacher to retire after 36 years

Lyn Bouma has been a teacher for 36 years, and has been teaching vocal music at central for twenty eight. After her extensive career as a teacher she is planning to retire.

Shyla Youngs, Staff Writer • May 24, 2021

Lyn Bouma has been a teacher for 36 years, and has been teaching vocal music at central for twenty eight. After her extensive career as a teacher she is planning to retire. “When I came to Central...

Food hall shows diversity amongst vendors

Some of the vendors are familiar favorites while others are new to Omaha. I’ve only dined a few times at the inner rail, this time I wanted to try new vendors that offer drinks, food, and dessert, and decide which restaurants pass the test.

Shyla Youngs, Staff Writer • May 24, 2021

The Inner Rail food hall has been open since 2019 and has gained popularity ever since. The food hall includes nine vendors each with a different style of cuisine,...

Monster Energy drinks ranked

Lily Labs, Staff Writer • May 23, 2021

The hard work that occupies our everyday lives requires a lot of energy. With this amount of work, combined with other inconveniences, we rarely have time to nourish our bodies with enough sleep...

Explaining procrastination

Jaden Cheloha, Staff Writer • May 5, 2021

There are always two versions of yourself. There’s your present self, which is yourself in the moment, and your future self, which is just your present self after some time has passed. Procrastination...

My ranking of the 2021 best picture nominees

Jaden Cheloha, Staff Writer • May 5, 2021

This past Sunday was the 93rd Academy Awards, and I was more invested in it than I ever had been. Unlike years past, I finally got into the headspace for watching Oscar-nominated movies, so personal...

Prom at Central average

Makenna Anderson, Staff Writer • May 5, 2021

This year, prom looked very different from past events. Because of covid-19, dances were cancelled last year, and this year, schools enforced policies like mask-wearing and a reduction of guests allowed...

Band releases second album 30 years after their first

Grace Ridgley, Staff Writer • May 5, 2021

On Feb. 21, Slammin’ Gladys released their second album titled, Two. The band was originally created in the late 80s and reunited to create their most recent project. Slammin’ Gladys consists of four...

Gorman heals America with moving poem

Livia Ziskey, Section Editor • May 3, 2021

Amanda Gorman delivered a moving speech at the Biden presidential inauguration. Although she is just 23 years old, her advanced maturity and elegance are clearly present in the words she delivered to the...

Omaha born musician wins International Blues Challenge

Makenna Anderson, Staff Writer • May 2, 2021

Guitarist Hector Anchondo is an up and coming blues artist born right here in Omaha, who successfully accomplished something most musicians wouldn’t dare try: a genre change. Anchondo originally...