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Students advance in poetry competition
Four students find themselves moving onto the state championship for Poetry Out Loud, getting a chance to compete for nationals. Abby Forsyth, Ashlyn Keve, Ella...
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Students create posters for Black History Month
The last week of Black History Month approaches, but just a few weeks ago sophomores Josephine Jarwolo and Amya Thornton created a poster in celebration. ...
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President calling for LGBTQ+ protections
President Joe Biden issued an executive order on Jan. 20 to combat discrimation based on sexual orientation and gender identity. He had also lifted a...
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Students share opinions on Biden’s inauguration
On Jan. 20 of 2021, the Inauguration installed Joe Biden as the 46th president and Kamala Harris as the first female vice president, and staff...
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Students react to Morgan Wallen controversy
A video of one of the country music industries biggest rising singers Morgan Wallen using a racial slur surfaced in social media recently. The video...
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Virtual students adjust to in-person semester
Moving into a whole new building at the beginning of a school year is hard and intimidating enough, but this year with the option of...
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Students share opinions on proposed abortion ammendment
The Iowa House of Representatives passed a constitutional amendment on Jan. 27 that may result in ending the right to abortion in Iowa. The Republicans...
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Students protest after racist photo surfaces
On Monday, Jan. 25, the high school parking lot looked a little different than usual. The typically vacant lot was packed with dozens of students...
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COVID Recovery Iowa offers teens mental health support
During the COVID-19 Pandemic, it is comforting for teenagers to see they are not the only ones struggling with challenges and changes resulting from the...
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Taking Flight: Senior earns pilot license
Taking flight into a new chapter in his life, senior Zachary Rogers recently earned his pilot’s license. On Jan. 13, Rogers received his license after...
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Phone ban or same old rule? How does Iowa’s new law look inside Cedar Falls classrooms
If you step into a classroom at Cedar Falls High School these days—or really, any classroom in Iowa—you might think you accidentally walked into a library… or a witness...
