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By Nathan Andres & Zoe Litchford The tradition of the Olympic games was documented almost 3,000 years ago in ancient Greece and was held in the Sanctuary of Zeus in Olympia, where physical exercise and competition were enormously important. Greek athletes prepared in gymnasiums with specialized trainers. According to Paul Christesen, a professor of Ancient…
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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 Abrar Al-Heeti – Staff Writer As graduation approaches, Centennial seniors are beginning to experience a mix of emotions. Feelings of excitement and anticipation for starting the next phase of life are accompanied by expected sentiments of nostalgia and recollections of happy memories. They are torn between holding on to all the good times in…
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By Alex Wallner – Sports Editor It was a season to remember in college basketball as teams battled out the entire year for the ultimate prize, the national championship. A historic year it was in college basketball, in which we had fifteen seeds beating two seeds and one seeds on the brink of elimination…
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By Jewel Goodly – Staff Writer For months now, Centennial High School has been preparing for the Miracle Network Dance Marathon that will be held in the Centennial gym on April 20th from 6:00-10:00pm. Students have been selling candy bars and balloons to fundraise for this event and many organizations around Champaign have made donations.…
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By Chelsea Cross Grey Schultz isn’t your typical teenager. He’s not only a leader on the outfield, but a leader in the classroom. Grey is a part of Centennial’s National Honor Society which only allows students with a 3.0 GPA to enter. Grey has a GPA of 3.75, not only has he been on the…
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By: Connor Metcalf There has been a disease going around at Centennial lately. One that messes with a person’s mind so horribly, and is spreading around Centennial High School like a virus is a walking dead movie. Students become zombies, going through the motions of every day. Depressed looks and urge to escape like someone…
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AP physics students tested their trebuchets (like a catapult) outside of Centennial High School.
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By: Alex Wallner After an eight year era ends, with the firing of Bruce Weber, questions come up about there come questions about Illinois hoops. How will the team fair under a new coach? How will they be disciplined under this new coach? Will they ever put another banner in the Assembly Hall? How will…
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By: Chelsea Cross – Staff Writer Alex Wallner is a senior at Centennial High School. He has been an honor roll student for all four years and is continuing to rise in the classroom. Wallner has managed the basketball team for two to three years and is well respected among the students at Centennial and…
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By Chantal Meacham – Staff Writer Homecoming Powder Puff was nothing compared to what’s about to come next spring to Centennial High School. Girls football is finally here! Throughout the years girls have anticipated their one chance to show the boys that they can play football too. The upcoming head coach, Kyle Jackson, said: “I’ve…
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By Omar Sharif and Will James – Staff Writers When is the new iPhone 5 coming out? There is no exact date but it is speculated to be released later in 2013. The iPhone 4/4s were one of the best selling phones for Apple. Even though the iPhone 4s was highly anticipated most people thought…
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