Opinion
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Let’s all pitch in to the food drive
Our View For the next six weeks, let’s meditate on a number: 22,000. As a school, 22,000 is the challenge for us to match in...
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An Everlasting Scar: Continuing effects of bullying multiply over time
By: Daphne Becker What is your first memory when you were five? Probably playing with friends at recess or learning to ride a bike with...
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Humility, giving may be our last challenging lessons
By: Sommer Danielsen You are enduring an 18 year long incubation stage. Every day you are given a schedule to follow, and guidelines for doing...
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Black and Blue Silence: Escape from depression’s spiral calls for connections, heroic quest for hope
By: Abbey Carlson I stare at the ceiling. Inside of my black backpack, I have three pages of homework to complete. In the kitchen, the...
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Team bonds extend beyond finish lines
By: Hannah Sanderman Palms sweaty, heart racing I begin to prepare for my race. As I lace up my spikes, my teammates give me pep...
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Beware the slope to cyberbullying
Our View Picking up the phone and opening up the Twitter app, one of the very first tweets that comes up says “jacob, no one...
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Outsiders rise to top of two parties’ presidential prospects
Dems should ‘feel the Bern’ By: Leah Forsblom and Jessica Huffman Bernie Sanders, a self-made, outspoken, Democratic Socialist has stepped into the 2016 presidential election. Sanders...
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NHL 16 offers big improvements in latests installment
By: Ben Boezinger I pick up my PS4 controller and hover my cursor over to the NHL 16 application. I start it up with anticipation...
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Recent USA out highlights lesson for flag etiquette
Our View It’s been a great athletic season here at Cedar Falls so far, but Tigers, we need to talk about the weekly student section...
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To live and to love: The power of love delivers simple solutions
By: Allie Taiber Step back, fall deep into your soul and think. Envision a person, a song, a God, an accomplishment, a moment in time,...
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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...
