Opinion
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‘Right to die’ is likely the next big political question
By: Kaleb Bengston The United States has always had a history of progressivism. From equality for minorities and women to voting rights for 18 year...
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Confronting Curiosity: Junior questions lead to life without God
By: Austin Anderson Ben Louviere steps up to the counter after hearing the previous order of a “hot monkey love, tiramisu and caramel, single shot...
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Join Team Elliot: Spanish teacher’s son begins recovery from cancer
Our View: Battling with adversity, hardships and pain are all a part of life. But there are few battles that are harder than those you...
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U.S., latest phones need compromise on privacy
By: Kaleb Bengston It is starting to look like tech companies are fighting for us. Companies like Apple and Google are encoding and encrypting individual...
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iPhone 6 offers wide range of nice upgrades
By: Dino Odobasic There’s no arguing about people wanting bigger phones nowadays. Apple has listened to the community and gave them what they wanted, but...
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Food drive more than trivial
Our View On Thursday, Oct. 23, Cedar Falls High School will be holding a Trivia Competition at 7:30 p.m., right after Parent-Teacher Conferences. The deadline...
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Check out these five sites for news
By: Kaela Avila The Internet is a deep and scary place, and even when you think you’ve reached the absolute bottom or the deepest crevice...
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Procrastination Pointers
By: Kaela Avila Procrastination is a word which seems to be in almost every student’s quality bank at one point or another. Teachers nag us...
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America must face ebola, other impending threats
Sometimes it seems our nation is like a student with senioritis when it comes to addressing the big issues. We see the need for action...
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To Tweet or Not to Tweet
By: Austin Anderson It all started on July 25, 2011, at 1:16 p.m. “lockout is over #thankthelord” I tweeted for the very first time. I...
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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...
