Something To Ponder – “The Paradox of Our Time”

Within our fast-paced, ever-changing world, it’s easy to become swept up in what we believe should be, as opposed to what can be. Sometimes constricting and stifling, social constructs that we’ve been conditioned to think enable us are, in fact, doing the opposite. Every step we’ve taken forward has been at the expense of another step back. As our lives become busier, better, longer … Continue reading Something To Ponder – “The Paradox of Our Time”

WILL IT RAMEN

In the video Cooking Ramen in Different Liquids by Good Mythical Morning, ramen was cooked in different liquids to see how it tastes. The rather unusual liquids included prune juice, pink lemonade Kool-Aid, horchata, Listerine, V8, and fish sauce. The video inspired me to be open minded with what I eat, so I tried it … Continue reading WILL IT RAMEN

School During the Pandemic: A Student’s Perspective

School is a place that seems like you shouldn’t bring the real world into it. For example, teachers don’t want you talking about the hottest celebs or the newest Tik Tok dance because it’s a distraction, but COVID-19 really took over everything. We were out of school for 5 months, almost half a year, and we still aren’t sure if we should really … Continue reading School During the Pandemic: A Student’s Perspective

Meeting Estrellita Naverrette

Introduction: "Hello, my name is Estrellita Naverrete, and I am a senior here at SCHS. I love to read, and I am always ready to help others when in need. I am a member of many of the SCHS clubs and organizations. I am also an active member of church." Questions and Answer: Q: You … Continue reading Meeting Estrellita Naverrette

National Honor Society Tornado Relief Drive

Shelbyville Central's National Honor Society Chapter collected tornado relief items March 9 and 10 to donate to victims of the storms that took place a week earlier. After the tornadoes that took place late on March 2nd across middle Tennessee, several cities and towns were left with a mass of destruction, no power, and questions … Continue reading National Honor Society Tornado Relief Drive

U.T Knoxville

I had the pleasure of visiting the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and travel around their campus to learn more about their university. Even though UTK was originally named Blount College, it stands tall today as one of the top schools of our state. It was founded to provide several opportunities for students from all … Continue reading U.T Knoxville

Nadia Monroe

Nadia Monroe (15) is a SCHS student who loves people and music and has plans to go to a fine arts school. "Preferably Cal-arts," she adds. She enjoys singing, song writing, and reading after school. She also goes to soccer; where, according to her coach, she "likes to push people down." Also according to coach … Continue reading Nadia Monroe

Mauricio Reyes Sanchez, Jr.: A Deeper Look

First, some background..... Mauricio Reyes Sanchez Jr. is a 17-year-old male and student of Shelbyville Central High School. He likes all things Marvel, has an Apple Watch (Series 3), and an iPhone. What do you do inside of school/outside of school? Me: What do you do while at school? Mauricio:" Learn, but I get easily … Continue reading Mauricio Reyes Sanchez, Jr.: A Deeper Look

Avery Wriedt On The Right Track

Avery Wriedt, a junior here at SCHS, is in many activities and is very scholarly. Not only does he have an ACT score of 28 and is currently ranked 26th in his class, he also is the new Head Drum Major for our Marching Band. While dedicating his time to National Honors Society and French … Continue reading Avery Wriedt On The Right Track

Manav Patel; Future Business Man

Manav Patel is a senior here at SCHS and was chosen by his classmates as most school spirited. He is very outgoing and loves spending his time outside of school coming to sporting events and supporting our Eagles. But Manav is more than just school spirited, he's a part of several business related clubs at … Continue reading Manav Patel; Future Business Man