Growing course options force portable addition

• Features

  

  By Sabine Martin

  RodCon: Annual event attracts growing number of comic fans in Iowa

  Every year since 2014, the University of Northern Iowa’s Rod Library is transformed into a place of cosplay and comic-loving people. The fifth annual RodCon on Saturday, April 7,...

  • Sophia Schillinger | April 6, 2018

    Steps to forgiveness often misunderstood

  • Elise Leasure | March 29, 2018

    Four tips to select the school for you

  • Sophia Schillinger | March 29, 2018

    Greenhouse kitchen planting healthy options

• Opinion

  

  By Our View

  Our View: Understanding your First Amendment rights

  As students who spend most months of the year in a school building, it is important to understand and recognize your rights as a student, especially given recent protests...

  • Tehya Tournier | April 6, 2018

    Teenagers experience many misconceptions from adults

  • Our View | April 6, 2018

    Our View: Support Autism awareness month

  • Sierra Miller | April 6, 2018

    Opposing side: Feminism

• News

  

  Growing course options force portable addition

  Rachel Schmid | April 13, 2018

  Due to expanded number of course offerings, the high school will receive a second partable for the 2018-2018 school year. It will be placed on the north end of...

  

  Jazz Wars: Four earn outstanding solo at Jazz Champs in Ames

  Chase Kline | April 13, 2018

  Thursday, April 5th, Cedar Falls Jazz One performed in Ames at 9 AM for the 43rd annual Jazz Championships to win a trophy and title of best 4a jazz...

  

  Students take action against school gun violence

  Sabine Martin | April 6, 2018

  After the postponement of the March for Our Lives rally in Cedar Falls because of a snow storm, 200 students and supporters marched down Main Street a week later...

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    Athlete of the Week: Chimzim Ogbondah

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    CFHS Soccer teams beat the cold

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    Our View: Understanding your First Amendment rights

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    Jazz Wars: Four earn outstanding solo at Jazz Champs in Ames

  • April 6, 2018

    Teenagers experience many misconceptions from adults

  • April 6, 2018

    Students take action against school gun violence

  • April 6, 2018

    World Series will feature Yankees, Dodgers

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    Our View: Support Autism awareness month

  • April 6, 2018

    Rugby team starts strong into 7th season

  • April 6, 2018

    Students share personal testimonies in annual Good Friday service

  • April 6, 2018

    Opposing side: Feminism

  • April 6, 2018

    Athlete of the Week: Peyton Wageman

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    Steps to forgiveness often misunderstood

• Entertainment

  • Noah Forker | March 29, 2018

    Pokemon series holds two major gems

  • Sophia Schillinger | March 29, 2018

    Greenhouse kitchen planting healthy options

  • Sabine Martin | March 9, 2018

    OFF TARGET: Experts question connecting video game violence to shootings

  • Chase Kline | February 16, 2018

    Post Grammy Sweep: A look back at Bruno Mars career Highlights

  • Chase Kline | February 16, 2018

    Kendrick Lamar receives recognition for ‘Humble’

• Tigers in Action

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