All posts tagged "home"
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An Iowa Watch Investigation | Midwestern fish eating guidelines vary
On a chilly morning in April, Gunwoo Yoon, his wife and two sons joined about 100 other anglers at Prairie Lakes in Cedar Falls. They...
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Tennis teams end season triumphantly
In a record-breaking season, both the men’s and women’s tennis teams have set a new precedent for teams to come. The girls have formed...
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The Write Stuff | Path to effective writing begins with effective habits
It’s no secret that writing can be a struggle. When you’re busy with other things or just plain lacking motivation, writing seems almost impossible. But...
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Walk out brings attention to mental health issues
Active Minds organized a walkout on May 23 at 11:17 a.m. to bring awareness to the rising mental health issues amongst teens around the...
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Film features shockingly evil story of criminal
On May 3, 2019, Netflix released the slightly controversial movie, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. The movie details the relationship between Elizabeth “Liz” Kloepfer...
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Classic novel induces curiosity in reader
“Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland” is a widely known and beloved children’s story written by Lewis Carroll and published way back in 1865. Most people have...
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We See You
You got dark days? me too. You get brain fog? me too. You see the world in different ways? me too. You want to lay...
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Panera, Insomnia top list of tastiest cookie in Valley
There’s nothing quite like the perfect chocolate chip cookie: an unparalleled experience of chewy, chocolatey bliss. However, finding the perfect chocolate chip cookie takes a...
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TACKLING THE COMPETITION | CFHS rugby team qualifies for State
The CF rugby team played Mason City on Tuesday, May 7 and beat the Mohawks 41-0, taking them to State. The rugby team vaulted into...
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DECA travels to Orlando nationals
Snowed in at a hotel for the State competition in Des Moines, the Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) didn’t think that they would have...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
