All posts by Sophia Schillinger
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Job shadow offers learning experience
“Ever since I was young, people told me I am good at math. I don’t love math, but they said, ‘You’re good at math,’” sophomore...
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Rotary Exchange sponsors students for worldwide travel
When sophomore Yoon Ki was younger, she would take frequent trips to visit her family in Korea, so she was used to traveling and had...
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Students walk out over gun violence concerns
At 10 a.m. on April 20, 140 high school students filed out of their classrooms and filled the lanes of the CFHS track. Their reason...
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Men’s Soccer starts season with winning streak
Losing to Waterloo West High School last year 3-0 early on in their season left the men’s soccer team hungry for a revenge game. The...
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After years of service, changes arrive to Activites Director position
In the fall of 2018, Cedar Falls High School will be without one beloved, award-winning administrator and also see one caring coach hang his clipboard...
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Steps to forgiveness often misunderstood
Contrary to what one might think, forgiveness does not mean forgetting a hurtful action or walking back into a hurtful relationship after someone has apologized....
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Greenhouse kitchen planting healthy options
Up the street and a right turn away from Sidecar Coffee, Milk Box Bakery and Insomnia Cookies, a new College Hill hotspot lies in waiting...
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Bill passed by senate requires students to pass civics test to graduate high school
Senate File 2341 was passed through the senate on Feb. 28, a bill that could potentially affect many Iowa high school students.The proposed law would...
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Many gather to protest gun violence
A crowd of enraged educators, legislators, students, etc. protested on Feb. 23 against gun control laws outside Republican U.S. Congressman Rod Blum’s office. The protest...
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Bible class bill advances for Iowa
In January, the Iowa Statehouse proposed the House File 2301 bill in Iowa legislature that would make Iowa one of the few states with “Bible...
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After 45 years, Kolbeck joins husband in retirement
At the end of her 45th year of teaching, 24 in Cedar Falls High School, special needs skills teacher Judy Kolbeck is leaving for retirement. Most of the students...
