Opinion
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School blocking system overly restrictive
Monica Reida/Staff Writer Like a good journalist, I always research my articles before writing them. But one day, I went searching for information for an...
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Hi-Line finished in Courier
Our View With the current state of the print newspaper around the country, we at the Tiger Hi-Line knew the future for journalism as we...
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Bush to join ranks with worst U.S. presidents
Vincent Stigliani/Senior Writer Move over Buchanon, Harding and Johnson, and make room for the newest enlistee to the presidential wall of shame, George W. Bush....
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Students struck by recession can find other resolutions to money problems
AJ Miller/Staff Writer Many seniors are heading into college next year without deciding what career they want to pursue during the course of their life....
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Stress Management Club, counselors aid students
Our View Students are stressed. It’s a simple fact. With the activity-filled holiday season coming up and money from summer jobs starting to run out,...
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Close-mindedness at root of local, national gay rights issues
Monica Clark/Staff Writer Recently throughout the United States and even Ankeny, Iowa, parents have been protesting about a children’s book entitled And Tango Makes Three...
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Role, respect of critics greatly different from past
Monica Reida/Staff Writer Once upon a time, the word of a critic could make or break a film or show. A film that was panned...
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Auto bail-out only responsible choice
Mike Droste/Staff Writer Strong opinions have been raised over the past month on whether or not to ‘bail-out’, or to provide federal loans to the...
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Republican party needs reform
Mike Droste/Staff Writer With the dust barely settling on the election of 2008, the Republican party has already set their sights on 2012. The party...
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Pickens plan answer to multiple problems
Ben Olsen/Staff Writer Over the course of the fall, amidst all the campaign ads, there were other ads running showing an older gentleman talking about...
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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...
