All posts by Sophia Schillinger
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Cedar Falls Main Street adjusting to challenges of COVID
On April 2, governor Kim Renyolds ordered the closings of restaurants and bars, fitness centers, salons, barbershops, tattoo establishments, massage therapy establishments, senior citizens centers...
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Rotary exchange student shares COVID insights after return to Taiwan
Jessie Chuang, a 17- year-old from Taiwan, was told that she would, “learn lifelong leadership skills, a new language and culture, build lasting friendships with...
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Follow these tips for maintaining mental health in these days of isolation
We are all in unprecedented times. Isolation is new. Creating one’s own schedule is new. Sleep patterns are new. Online learning and working is new....
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Special Olympics sends 24 to State
Twenty four Cedar Falls students qualified for State at the Special Olympics track and field competition on Sunday, March 8 at the UNI track. The...
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Bowling teams place at State
The men’s bowling team placed third, and the women’s team placed sixth at State on Feb. 24 at Cadillac XBC in Waterloo. Juniors Matthew...
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Vandalism stuns staff, students
Vandals struck the high school at 4 a.m. on Saturday Feb. 22 drawing racial slurs, hate symbols and a “lower body extremity,” on a back...
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Swim team finishes 22nd place at state
The swim team finished in 22nd place with 18 points among the 32 teams qualifying for the state meet on Feb 15 in Iowa City. ...
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Student wins trip to Washington, D.C. | Seven students named finalists in constitution contest
Seven students were named as finalists in The Iowa State Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division “Know Your Constitution” Project. The students included Madeline Castings, Jacob...
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Two women’s wrestlers place at State
Senior Abbie Lynman placed fourth and sophomore Raelynn Strelow placed sixth at the women’s state wrestling meet on Jan. 24 and 25 in Waverly. Other...
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What it takes to lead a nation
Tiger Nation: Striped overalls, face paint and everything red, white and black. Since the position of a student section leader was contrived by the students...
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Peet band making adjustments to performing safely during COVID
Peet freshman Kate Galyen has played in band for five years and has had a percussion career for seven years, but this year she is rolling with a new...
