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A slice of life at Westside Pizza

Mikaila Wilkerson, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2016

Westside Pizza, which opened on March 1, offers new promotions and deals each week to bring more people into their thriving business and to try out what they have to offer. Christine Brevik, the...

Every game could be a horror game with the Oculus Rift

Maria Harr, Contributing Writer
April 7, 2016

“Immersive.” It’s the industry buzzword for virtual reality (VR). The nerd world has debated the viability of VR to death since the first Oculus Rift pre-orders shipped on March 28. Questions...

Dance the night away in the library

Victoria Shamrell, Scene Editor
April 7, 2016

Usually eating and dancing to loud music in the library are not allowed, but all those rules go out the door for one night only. The Brook Library is hosting its third annual gala and silent auction...

Celebrating 10 years of the SURC

Victoria Shamrell, Scene Editor
April 7, 2016

It’s the heart of campus and thousands of students walk through it every day. Students and visitors alike eat, shop, workout and study in this building all the time. The SURC is the central piece...

Library finalist for national award

Ana Laura Lopes Conti Ferreria, Staff Reporter
March 10, 2016

The Institute of Museum and Library Services Medal of Honor is one of the most important awards for libraries and museums in the country. For 22 years, the award has been given to institutions that...

Prepare to be splattered–with paint

Holly Chester, Staff Reporter
March 10, 2016

This upcoming week is bound to be full of stress with finals fast approaching. Campus Activities is giving students a chance to take a break from studying by hosting GlowRage’s Paint University,...

Rising theatre star: Seth Hollen

Britany Decker, Staff Reporter
March 10, 2016

Seth Hollen, a 23-year-old musical theatre major that works as a scene carpenter at Central, is starring in this year's musical production of Mary Poppins as Mr. Banks. From the first time Hollen...

Relax from finals with dogs

Kaitlyn Langdale, Staff Reporter
March 10, 2016

Stressed about finals now that the quarter is ending? You are not alone, and the Brooks Library is here to help. This quarter the Brooks Library will be hosting their third Paws and Relax event in Brooks...

Fun times during spring break

Ana Laura Lopes Conti Ferreira, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2016

Spring break is on the way and students are preparing to enjoy the break as much as they can. Students brought up 10 ideas of what to do during spring break Travel cross-country Some...

A capella group sings heart out

Kaitlyn Langdale, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2016

Pitch Perfect and Glee, move aside: there is a new a cappella squad in town. Make way for Nada Cantata because they’re “acca”-mazing! Nada Cantata is a new co-ed a cappella ensemble at Central. After...

Showtime at Central a great success

Holly Chester, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2016

This past Saturday, the Black Student Union (BSU) hosted their annual Showtime at Central to cap off Black History Month. The show is modeled after “It’s Showtime at the Apollo,” a famous and...

Back to the Rock and Roll age at Central

Brittany Decker, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2016

Popular and world renowned music genres have come out of America, like blues and jazz, but the genre that inspired all that is rock and roll. This spring, Central’s music department is premiering...

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