All posts tagged "our view"
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During this pandemic, stay home and stay safe
It’s become clear in the last month that the idea of what is normal has changed considerably. Families are separated, students are out of classrooms,...
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Our View | Step outside over spring break
The warm weather and sounds of birds chirping indicate that the weather is finally starting to warm up. After a short lived winter, temperatures are...
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Our View | Phone etiquette needs review
As technology becomes an increasingly larger factor in our everyday lives, we need to take precautions when it comes to how we properly handle it...
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Our view | Shooter drills needed for students’ safety
Two of the largest teacher unions in the nation are now advocating for schools to eliminate active shooter drills, claiming that the practice hurts children’s...
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Our View | Coronavirus reminds us to follow flu prevention
With outbreaks spreading from China to Europe and even to the United States, national media has turned its attention to the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). With...
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Our View | Gold Star Teacher/ Lions Cub | Nominate your teacher for top local honors
As the second semester launches into full gear, teachers are working harder than ever to educate and provide inspiration for their students. If you feel...
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Our View | 2020 Elections Time is now for teens to share their voices
With election season fast approaching once again, newsrooms are abuzz with discussions on who will be picked in each election’s primary, and for many high...
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Our View | ‘They’ got it right on Word of the Year
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary has selected “they” as the word of 2019. The word they has been used as a singular pronoun by people who identify...
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Our View | ‘Happy Holidays’ is best choice
“The road to Hell is paved with good intentions,” is a quote that has been attributed to Saint Bernard of Clairvaux circa 1150 and continues...
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Our View | Withdrawl from Paris Treaty destroys U.S. climate credibility
On June 1, 2017, President Donald Trump said something that rocked the environmentalists to their core. As of today, the United States will cease all...
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Cedar Falls Main Street adjusting to challenges of COVID
On April 2, governor Kim Renyolds ordered the closings of restaurants and bars, fitness centers, salons, barbershops, tattoo establishments, massage therapy establishments, senior citizens centers and other nonessential retail...
