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Books By Central Alumni We Recommend

Ethan Hughes, Staff Writer September 27, 2023

In these “over 100” books, there is a massive range – from nonfiction and historical fiction to textbooks and children’s novels. This massive range means that there’s almost definitely a book...

‘Bottoms’ joins ranks of iconic teen comedies

Hadley Forsen-Yepes, Chief Copy Editor September 20, 2023

The teen comedy genre is memorable for its glamorized and questionable portrayal of American high school. It often features your typical jocks, cheerleaders and nerds. The main character usually starts...

Ten things to do in the Omaha Central library

Ten things to do in the Omaha Central library

Katie Besancon, Staff Writer September 14, 2023

The Central High Library is one of the greatest resources available to students. Here’s how to make the most of what the library has to offer this school year.    1 - Playing chess and checkers: Are...

UNMC Ice Rink Review

Alice Larson, Copy Editor February 15, 2023

Quaint, quiet, quality. Ice skating at the UNMC ice rink feels similar to a fairytale. The small rink is secluded within UNMC’s Leavenworth campus and offers the perfect refuge from often middle schooler...

Moyan Iceplex Review

Anja Kovacevic, Staff Writer February 15, 2023

The Moylan Iceplex is an ice-skating rink that is a good option for students living closer to West Omaha. The entrance costs $9.95 for people over 12 years old and $7.95 for those younger. Two rinks are...

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‘Glass Onion’ is a disappointing mess

Claire Nipper, Staff Writer February 14, 2023

“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” is a feeble attempt to follow the triumph that was 2019’s “Knives Out.” Rian Johnson, director of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” and “Looper,” directed...

Photo Courtesy of Neil Krug

The best albums of 2022

Bobby Winton, Staff Writer February 13, 2023

2022 was a year of major music releases, with many top artists releasing long awaited albums. As a central student who is heavily involved in music both inside and outside of school, music tends to run...

Construction on the Joslyn Art Museum sparks excitement among Central students and staff

Millie Jackson, Contributing Writer February 11, 2023

Set to reopen in 2024, the Joslyn Art Museum has is undergoing major construction, adding many new components that students and staff are excited to visit. Named for Rhonda and Howard Hawks of the Hawks...

BookTok at Central

Grace Sunseri, Contributing Writer February 7, 2023

Almost a year ago, Lucy Puls decided to buy the book “It Ends With Us” because she had seen it all over TikTok. She had never liked reading, but since so many people were talking about it, she decided...

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Do artists owe us new music?

Charlie Yale, Section Editor February 6, 2023

I was lucky enough to see Virginian singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus in concert in New Haven, Connecticut at the end of September. This show was a part of Dacus’s last tour of her 2021 album, “Home Video.”...

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The twists and turns of ‘Barbarian’

Claire Nipper, Staff Writer December 9, 2022

2022 has been one of the greatest years for fans of horror films since the start of the genre. With the release of “Nope,” “X,” “The Black Phone” film connoisseurs have been flocking to theaters...

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‘Funny Pages’ is a bracingly complex coming of age comedy

Claire Nipper, Staff Writer December 9, 2022

Coming of age is the my favorite genre of film. Whether it be nostalgic fun among friends such as in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, or the inspirational tragedy portrayed in Dead Poets Society, the coming...

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