All posts tagged "social media"
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Manipulated Messages: Unrealistic, edited body images increasingly common on social sites
Social media made it’s undeniable impact as it quickly consumed the lives of modern day generations. According to a survey conducted amongst 85 CFHS students,...
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Family tries week without social media
The biggest killer of meaningful time is a component you can completely control: the cell phone in your pocket. Recently, my family and I took...
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Social media comments can be battleground of alliances
There are two sides to everything. Two sides of a coin, two sides of a sword. No matter where you look, it’ll apply. This goes...
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Finsta finding social media fans for those sharing ‘silly’ sides
Social media is everywhere you go, and if you look away for one second, something new pops up onto your news feed. The newest crave...
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Overuse of social media can lead to addiction
Seemingly everyone using social media these days. To some, it’s an easy way to connect to friends and family, but now students are overusing the...
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Trump, Clinton supporters need to come together
By Maddie Palmersheim This year’s election has gone down in American history as one of the most controversial events. Several proven claims had been made...
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Facebook posts help kitten find its way back home
On Oct. 9, Cynthia Kress found a striped grey kitten near her home. She felt bad for the kitten, so she went into her home...
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Survey shows wide usage of social media among junior high students at bedtimes
A recent Hi-Line survey of 10 percent of the students at Holmes Junior High found that 86 percent of all students are using social media...
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Miitomo app’s avatars worth its taxing load on memory
By: Haley Erickson A new app for both Androids and iPhones came out this past week from Nintendo called “Miitomo.” This app has a social...
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Frozen Flapjacks: Nine students camp out for IHOP grand opening in CF
By: Jason Rathjen For me, the end of the weekend is usually a cram session in which I focus on the procrastinated homework, but not...
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Know Your Constitution preparing to follow on last year’s successes
Cedar Falls students have been attending the Know Your Constitution for many years now and according to Kevin Kuker, U.S. history teacher at Holmes Junior High, has been hosting...
