Opinion
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Republican party resisting compromise on health reform
Michael Droste/Guest Editorial As the battle over healthcare continues to rage on our televisions and in our newspapers, the Republican Party seems content to spread...
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Student-led blanket drive sets example to follow
Our View As we near Thanksgiving, Christmas and “The Season of Giving,” senior Allison Duchman got a head start on helping others. She teamed up...
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Local non-profit animal adoption service offers second chance for helpless felines
Kaylee Micu/Staff Writer A small kitten looks up at you with large pleading eyes. It mews softly and you give into the innocence of the...
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Lame ‘Hell Week’ pranks preferred to school destruction
Our View News flash: The Tiger Hi-Line has nothing terrible to report on homecoming week! In past years, ‘Hell Week’ has given us here at...
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Health care threatens capitalism
Alex Entz/Senior Writer You lie! Pardon the outburst of emotion, as out-of-place as it may seem. But the health care plan on the table has...
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New year brings twists to Hi-Line, website
Our View Just as in the past, the new school year has brought changes at the Tiger Hi-Line along with it. First, and most obvious,...
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Political extremists block dialogue
Vincent Stigliani/Editor-in-Chief Obama is an atheist. No, wait, actually he is a practicing Muslim. And foreign-born. Also, his political philosophies first developed at a militant...
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Student asks: where is the love?
Kaylee Micu/Staff Writer “FREE HUGS! FREE HUGS!” That’s what I was saying as I walked around the school hallways armed with my sign and a...
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School has right to terminate unapproved student T-shirts
Our View In the last week, an incident involving the selling of school T-shirts without school approval or going through a school organization led to...
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Obsession with social network overrated
Ben Sadkowski/Staff Writer With all the things that consume my time these days, one of the last things I’ve wanted sucking up my minutes is...
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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...
