Amisha Sethi is a junior at Naperville Central and is excited for her first year as a staff member for the Central Times. Outside of CT, she is a part of the school’s tennis team and volunteers at an autism center. In her free time, Amisha enjoys doing hot yoga, listening to music, and spending time with her friends. After high school, Amisha hopes to pursue a career in medicine.

Amisha Sethi, Profiles Editor

Jun 09, 2020	What George Floyd’s death means to a second generation immigrant (Story/Media)
Jun 01, 2020	Peaceful Naperville rally continues to Aurora police station, turns violent (Story/Media)
Apr 21, 2020	The challenges of online learning (Story)
Mar 17, 2020	Juniors take mandated science assessment (Story)
Mar 14, 2020	It’s time to admit America is doing education all wrong (Story)
Mar 10, 2020	Review: Mac Miller’s final album,‘Circles,’ leaves lasting impression on fans (Story)
Jan 13, 2020	‘It’s up to you’: Civil rights leaders visit Central to share experiences, talk about embracing diversity (Story)
Jan 07, 2020	Activities and groups help student overcome introversion (Story)
Jan 06, 2020	From cornfields to Naper-thrill, Martina Ruiz has seen it all (Story)
Dec 26, 2019	A conversation with Mary Beth Tinker (Story)
Nov 27, 2019	Buffalo Wild Wings under fire for racist incident (Story)
Nov 26, 2019	What’s in a school day? (Story)
Nov 10, 2019	Generation Z and their stress-filled lives (Story)
Nov 02, 2019	Modern Activism or Viral Slacktivism? (Story)
Oct 30, 2019	Much to consider when determining best placement for students with special needs (Story)
Oct 07, 2019	Allocation of sports funding at Central (Story)
Oct 07, 2019	Academic tracking benefits certain groups, hurts everyone else (Story)
Sep 29, 2019	Naperville’s obsession with brands (Story)
Sep 06, 2019	Naperville Central welcomes new staff members for the 2019-2020 school year (Story/Media)