Subject: Why doesn't the center of the galexy light up the sky?

I've been studying Obler's Paradox, and most of the answers have to do 
with the size, expantion rate, etc. of the universe.  But looking at 
pictures of our own galexy, the bright cluster in the center should be 
more then enough to light up the night sky by itself.  The light has 
had enough time to get here, so why don't we see it?

Re: Why doesn't the center of the galexy light up the sky?