All posts tagged "our view"
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Young drivers should adhere to limits of provisional licenses
Lately, young drivers have truly been reckless and disobedient. Peet drivers who have their school permit are only allowed to go on their own special...
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First Christian Church deserves big thank you
On Friday, Oct. 8, the First Christian Church on 1302 W 11th Street, generously decided to give everyone at Cedar Falls High School free lunches...
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Let’s flush Devious Licks
The lack of humanity in our generation has truly been revealed these past few weeks. Students across the nation are stealing doors, sinks, toilet paper,...
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Our View: Take steps for maintaining mental health during COVID
From a survey done by the CDC, 40.9 percent of 5,470 respondents during June reported an adverse mental or behavioral health condition during this COVID...
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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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30 students square off in Holmes chess tournament
Thirty Holmes Junior High students recently squared off in a chess tournament in ninth-grade science teacher Maria Hoekstra’s classroom during Tiger Time. The winner was seventh-grader Alexander Fuchtman who...
