All posts tagged "our view"
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Our View | Gene project shows infinite potential
Most of the time, when you see E. coli in the news, it’s not a good thing. The gene synthesis project termed “Syn61” is an...
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Our View | Students face threat of possible shootings
In the past two weeks, school shootings have happened in a Colorado K-12 school and at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. With the growing number...
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Our View | After biggest measles outbreak in decades, Citizens need to take vaccinations seriously
In 1954 when the polio vaccine came out, students lined up outside of schools to receive the vaccine. Parents were so happy that their kids...
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Our View | Action needs to start now to save our planet
Every year on April 22, people around the world host different events to remember the Earth. But one must keep in mind that Earth Day...
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Take advantage of these UNI summer STEM options
Summer brings up many opportunities to continue learning while participating in a fun environment, such as UNI’s STEM camp available over the summer. This camp...
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Though new, ISASP perpetuates miopic picture of student learning
Last week, Cedar Falls students joined the many young Iowans in taking the annual state standardized testing. While it used to be called Iowa Assessments,...
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Sort your trash | Take advantage of new recycling bins
As you look around the high school, you may see something new in every hallway. All year long, the Environmental Awareness team (E.A.T) has been...
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Our View | Campus voting is important to students
The right to exercise the 26th Amendment, the right to vote, is given in America at age 18. The new experience of voting is promoted...
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Campus voting is important to students | Our View
The right to exercise the 26th Amendment, the right to vote, is given in America at age 18. The new experience of voting is promoted...
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Our View | Beat the winter blues, Get ready for spring
1. Create a space that is yours. You are trapped in the house for awhile, so don’t be scared to work with what you 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...
