Central <3's MUN
By Ella Kate Harris & Aubrey Walters Last weekend, around 80 students from Central Magnet attended the state Model United Nations conference at the Embassy Suites in Murfreesboro. Over the course of the three days, the members of the Central Magnet MUN club got to do what they do best: showing off their knowledge of…
The End of Reading or Simply a New Beginning?
By: Angel Hu As we continue to settle into the normalcy of the school year, we must confront yet another obstacle that prevents us from achieving our desired grade, being homework free on the weekends, and making the most of our middle and high school experiences – required reading. The narrative is too familiar for…
Tunes of Teachers
By: Callie Copeland In an article I wrote for the Central Chronicle’s first issue back for the school year, I investigated music enjoyed among our students over the summer months. I found out what sounds, artists, and albums flooded the May, June, and July days—I discovered the shows and concerts seen by our population, too.…
Statesmen Divided: The Contentious Nature of the Ratification of the United States Constitution
By: Brandon Eldridge (eldridgehistory) The formation of a constitutional government in the United States did not smoothly transition from a foreign entity into a seamless governmental structure. Whether through the viewpoint of state legislatures or a stronger national unifying government, the government developed the design of the United States Constitution with an added Bill of…
Clubs Are Back Better Than Ever
By: Ella Kate Harris Clubs at Central for the past few years have been very different. With all the online/in-person obstacles, clubs haven’t had as much participation as previous years. This was a result of not attending events including conferences or meetings. This year clubs are starting back in person for the first time in…
Volleyball Recap
By: Ashlyn Mills Volleyball season is in full swing here at Central Magnet! The girls’ most recent win was against Tullahoma High School, making this the second year in a row that our team has beaten them. Last week’s game lasted 4 sets, making it run long. The score throughout the game was close, each…
Lady Tigers Are Starting Off the Soccer Season Right
By: Rachel Bradley The girls’ soccer 2022 season has started off strong with an amazing pre-season. They beat Oakland for the first time with a 3-0 score continued with a 5-1 win against Stewart’s Creek. The Lady Tigers officially opened their season with a match against Rockvale, which they also won. They cranked out another…
Gubernatorial Race
By: Mesom Okafor If you weren’t aware already, Tennessee’s governor’s election is coming up! Since it’s important to make informed decisions about election, here’s few things to know about before choosing Tennesse’s 51st governor. For the 2022 election, the primary republican candidate is Bill Lee, who is also currently serving as our governor. The primary…
Central’s Sounds of Summer
By: Callie Copeland For me, the stretch of late May to early August is the prime time to explore my love for music. From days out by the pool, to long, late-afternoon drives with the windows down, I find myself making a playlist for any and every summertime activity. With no school commitments demanding early…
What a Great Day to Become a Tiger
By: Lola Brown & Noah Koenig As students, we understand the excitement and first day jitters of going to a new school, but rarely do we ask teachers how they feel about it. To start off our year, we decided to talk to some of our new central staff, and really get some insight into…
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