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By Rayne Steele If you’re a student in Champaign and need a quick lunch option, there are plenty of popular fast food spots everyone loves. Raising Cane’s is a top choice for its crispy chicken tenders, Texas toast, and legendary Cane’s sauce. Fast, filling, and perfect for a quick wind down with friends.
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Find out how to study abroad in high school.
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By: Connor Metcalf Last month, Hollywood released the movie Jack and Jill, and Adam Sandler fans everywhere rioted in the streets, realizing the man who once brought us comedy classics like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore is now wearing a dress on the big screen. “I want to watch Adam Sandler beat up Bob Barker,
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The Centennial girls basketball team defeated their arch rivals, Central in a 59 to 31 victory. Photos by Alex Wallner
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By: Alex Wallner Sports Editor With the season progressing forward, both the girl and boy basketball teams at Centennial are making great strides in their very young season. The boys, who came off a victory against Mattoon High School on December 9th, are looking to rebound from a very slow start. Finishing second to last
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Centennial High School is prepared for the holidays. Students can be seen wearing “Ugly Sweaters” and teachers had their annual holiday lunch. The school is even decorated with lights and other signs of holiday cheer. Have a great Winter Break, Centennial!
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We asked Centennial students a few questions about Santa Claus and holiday break. How old were you when you found out that Santa Claus was not real? 5 years old 6 years old 7 years old 8 years old
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By Lexi Zahrn – Staff Writer With the holidays less than a week away and the question of snow in the chilly air, it is clear that the calendar year is coming to a close. With that in mind it is time to reflect on the past year and partake in the tradition of New
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By: Will James Staff Writer Birthdays, Christmas, and other holidays make December the ideal month for gift giving. Every person has that special gift that they receive in their lifetime that is hard to forget. Here some Centennial students and faculty members try to recall some of the most memorable gifts they had ever received.
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By Abrar Al-Heeti – Staff Writer With every passing day, the Occupy Wall Street movement is growing in strength, receiving more attention from those who support and oppose it alike. In a struggle to have their voices heard, protesters have been demonstrating against social and economic inequality, high unemployment, corruption and the influence corporations have
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By: Chantal Meacham Staff Writer Athlete of the Month – December Stacia Simmons (Girls Basketball) Stacia is a junior guard on the undefeated girls basketball team. They are 10-0 and won the Blue Star Country Classic at the beginning of their season. Stacia made the News Gazette’s All-Area First Team during the 2010-2011 season. When
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By Faith Middleton – Staff Writer Girls are told from a young age that they can do anything boys can do. But can they? Are females and males afforded equal opportunities at home, school and work? In the roots of society, women usually had few rights. Literature from Greek culture portrays powerful women as a
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