All posts by Sophia Schillinger
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After sisters began with small lemonade stand 10 years ago, | Bake sale grows in influence
Mental health month is coming to a close, but Cedar Falls community members are not done promoting mental health and cancer awareness. This Thursday and...
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Senior embarks on journey with UNI to open her own business
Senior Jackie Gonzalez always played around with photography. It wasn’t until two years ago until she realized she wanted to pursue a career in photography....
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Junior explores electricity interests, wins free trip
Junior Sabrina Leistcow will be joining 1,900 other students from around the world on June 14-20 in an all-expense paid for trip to Washington, D.C.,...
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We See You
You got dark days? me too. You get brain fog? me too. You see the world in different ways? me too. You want to lay...
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Aspiring restaurant owner bakes cakes for children
Senior Mackenzie Hendrickson loves to make cakes and has increasingly been asked by her teachers and other adults to make cakes for their children’s...
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Student’s love of baking stems from family lessons
Addison Anderson started baking with her grandma at a young age. Anderson’s grandma evoked her love for baking, especially cakes. It also inspired the...
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Writer/activist longs for environmental change
“And that moment changed me at the Gulf Coast, University of Florida. It was hard, and I think in that moment I stopped using the...
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Access these plants’ healing powers
If you have ever seen the “Hunger Games” movies, you probably remember that Rue and Katniss had an alliance. Rue saved Katniss during the games...
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Artist finds inspiration from social media
Dylan Beecher began drawing in elementary before she recieved persuasion of art teachers to explore one’s creativity. Beecher finds her passion in painting portraits and...
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School starts mental health conversation
Early Monday morning, before the first bell rings, junior Sofia Munoz and the rest of the Active Minds group sits in room 162 brainstorming ideas...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
