Author: Cento
Comair Retrospective: 20 Years After a Tragedy
by Connor Parks 20 Years Later, the Echoes of Comair Flight 5191 Linger at Centre and Across Central Kentucky As the world wrestles to properly describe the depth of the fallout of September 11th, on this most notable yet of anniversaries, might I also bring your attention to another tragic, much more local loss. This […]
Halloweekend: A Pirate’s Tale
By Macy Critchelow It was Halloween, or as Captain Danbeard preferred to call it, Halloweekend. After centuries at sea, it was time to bring in the ship. His skills were questionable; he somehow managed to park on the train tracks at the end of Greek Row. Yet, Danbeard had more important things to worry about: […]
Queer Media Update: c by Lucy Bedroque
By Linley Mueller Welcome back to the Queer Media Update! Today I will be discussing Lucy Bedroque’s new album titled c. Lucy Bedroque is a nonbinary rapper, singer, and producer whose music has developed through the online underground, taking influence from genres such as digicore, experimental hip-hop, and rage. Their newest album was released on […]
A Sign by Any Other Name
by Aelwen Iredale A sign by any other name would still be banned by Centre College. What is a sign, after all? A collection of words? Must there be a clear message? Well, it does not matter what your decoration is. At Centre College, every window display is a message. Take a lowly potted plant, […]
Message from Mitch McConnell
By Connor Parks And now, a special message for Centre students from Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell. (Note: Due to Sen. McConnell’s impressive physical fitness and immensely muscular biceps, he was unable to physically write this statement and has employed the use of voice transcription technology. What follows is a fair and honest representation of his […]
The Ghostly Cryptids of Centre College
By Taylor Dearborn Throughout the year, the students at Centre College may notice strange occurrences across campus. Whether it be lights flickering ominously in Weisiger Theatre or the phantom screeches of past experiments in Young, Centre’s grounds are abundant with all manner of cryptids and spectral activity. Most of Centre’s spooky stories are rather benign, […]
What Was The 7-11 Play Festival?
By Adam West Theater at Centre recently held a “7-11” play festival. This festival contained four short plays. But where did the plays come from? And why was it called “7-11?” Well. These plays were written, rehearsed, performed, and produced in only seven days and were meant to be only eleven minutes each. Students split […]
Childhood Icon on Campus
By Leigh Wingfeld In an elementary school classroom, the teacher dims the lights and puts on a youtube video providing a crash course in a subject. The videos were always fun, interesting and just the right length. This core childhood memory wouldn’t have been the same for many Centre students without John Green. John Green, […]
Night of the Brain-Dead Students
By Aelwen Iredale Beware, Centre College…Halloweekend approaches. This means the monsters of Centre will emerge, so you will have to be on your toes to keep from becoming monstrous yourself. First, remove all welcome signs from your doors. All you will do is let the vampires in with that invitation (Trust me, you all know […]