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fashion sense: clayton lauritsen
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: Kanye West. Q: What are some color combinations you recommend? A: Dark colors. Q: What is a...
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Students of the Future: Rebekah Chagdes and Cali Piper
This is the sixth in a series of articles covering extraordinary CFHS students and what they plan to do in the future. Juniors Rebekah Chagdes...
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Fashion Sense: ni’layja stanford
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: Social media — TikTok, Pinterest, etc. Q: What are some color combinations you recommend? A: Green and...
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Teacher Feature: Science teacher Jason Lang
Science teacher Jason Lang is an exceptional teacher, known for his dedication to creating a positive and engaging classroom environment. “I’ve always tried to make...
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Social Issues in Science students create awareness for threatened animals with unique project
Just last week, Kelley Galyen’s Social Issues in Science class, with a total of 13 students, had just finished making books for endangered species. The...
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Teacher Feature: Justin Tegrotenhuis
Justin Tegrotenhuis is a remarkable social studies teacher who truly understands the importance of creating a positive and welcoming atmosphere in his classroom. As he...
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Fashion Sense: Ella Rue
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: Social medias, like TikTok. Q: What are some color combinations you recommend? A: Pink and black. Q:...
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Fashion Sense: Eliza Kirschenmann
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: Pinterest. Q: What are some color combinations you recommend? A: White or cream and pink. Q: What...
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Teacher Feature: PE teacher Jamie Smith
At Cedar Falls High School, Jamie Smith’s physical education class is more than just a place to exercise; it’s a sanctuary of support and encouragement...
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Fashion Sense: Lydia Pruisner
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: My mom in highschool and general soft, spring type vibes. Q: What are some color combinations you...
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Phone ban or same old rule? How does Iowa’s new law look inside Cedar Falls classrooms
If you step into a classroom at Cedar Falls High School these days—or really, any classroom in Iowa—you might think you accidentally walked into a library… or a witness...
