Opinion
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Fifty Shades of Black & Blue
By: Taylor Hylton For me, it’s Fifty Shades of Nauseating. Sitting here, writing this, I know the book may be Fifty Shades of Grey, but...
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New cast member discovers inspiration beyond ‘status quo’ among talented crew
By: Agatha Fenech My bright-eyed fourth grade self sat in my cousin’s bedroom, watching the student body of East High bounce throughout the lunch room...
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Net Neutrality victory preserves equally open Internet for all
Our View Feb. 26 was a day that may have preserved the day to day lives of every American, and the topic at hand is...
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Project Almanac delivers uneven trip
By: Taylor Hylton “Project Almanac” is a whirlwind jump in time that will leave you reeling. “Project Almanac” is a new PG-13 release by Dean...
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Walking Blue: Teen depression deserves more academic attention
By: Malcolm Musoni If I had it my way, mental health awareness would be implemented and taught starting at an elementary level the same way...
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Dance Marathon delivers for the kids
Our View The CFHS Dance Marathon was this past weekend, and many students came out to play dodgeball and games and dance for the kids....
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If you’re rocking to this, is it too late?
By: Ben Louviere My nightly ritual began as I situated myself at my bedroom desk and opened Spotify, the music streaming platform with which I’ve...
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Our View: Williams strays from his job to present news truthfully
Our View Brian Williams had one of the most important jobs in the country. As the lead anchor for the most watched news program in...
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Misguided Messages: To combat Islamophobia
By: Malcolm Musoni About 1.6 billion of the world’s population is made up of Muslims, but that hasn’t stopped those who believe in Allah (their...
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….and writing as potential body builder
By: Taylor Hylton Dear diary, I’m told writing is one of the best ways to sort out my soul and heal my body. Is that...
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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...
