Opinion
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Our View: When illness strikes, stay home to recover
2018 has been a year of a flu epidemic, killing at least 2,500 adults and 20 children. According to the United States Center for Disease...
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Despite president’s attacks, press plays primary role
In the world of news, people often forget to ask themselves where their news and information comes from. The now-forgotten scandal of Russian Internet trolls...
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Police brutality still presents problem that statistics show may begin at home
On Jan 17, a sixteen-year-old boy was shot and killed by a police officer. The police stated that it was an accident. A video of...
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Brady will claim sixth ring, lead New England to Super Bowl title over Philadelphia
If you were to show me the matchups for the championship weekend in the NFL, I probably wouldn’t have believed you. Jacksonville versus Tom Brady...
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Government will fail in attempts to shut down rise of cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin is, to many millions of people, more reliable than traditional money. This is partially due to the fact that Bitcoin is decentralized and nearly...
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Our View: Winter is Coming, Be sure your vehicle is ready
The winter season is upon us. Here are some tips to get your car winter ready. Change and check your fluids regularly. These fluids would...
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2017 was tumultuous year for news
The tumultuous year of 2017 transformed and divided the world politically, but also brought people closer together at times to respond to crises and disasters....
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Bitcoin’s rise may portend future of digital currency
With 2017 crashing and burning with weekly scares about nuclear war, the president’s Twitter, and brick and mortar retail stores closing (and thus laying off...
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Our View: Students in action: Students work cafe for AEA convention
Senior student workers in the Tigers Den are serving an assortment of beverages and treats for the Skilled Trades Career Fair on Dec. 20 in...
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At all levels of sport, football must take action to prevent concussions
When Houston Texans quarterback Tom Savage sat in the pocket during the second quarter of the Texans 49ers game, he had no idea what power...
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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...
