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Orchestra strings up for fall concert
The orchestra will give its fall symphony orchestra concert on Monday, Oct. 11. Selections include “Psalm and Fugue” by Hovahaness, “Capriol Suite” by Warlock, “Symphony ...
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Staff writers enjoy intense paint balling
For our second expedition, Jessica and I geared up and went paint balling. We drove to KW Paintball located on 2710 WCF & N Drive...
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Medieval game catapults back in action
It is safe to say that it is uncommon to see classmates battling it out with medieval-styled weapons, but a group of CFHS students is...
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Apple’s nano sees big changes
Apple Company just recently came out with a new iPod nano with multi-touch. The new nano is 46 percent smaller and 42 percent lighter than...
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Entrepreneurship helps students experience what a small business is like
It’s not every day that students can take what they learn and make an extra buck. but students in business teacher Julia Cuvelier’s entrepreneurship class...
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Buy Fresh, Buy Local delivers homegrown food
Impacts families and the community with homegrown foods As the pace of our world is increasing every day, families’ lives seem to be more and...
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As some teachers move on, CFHS experiences many unwanted changes
Counselor Ryan Flaherty By Sara Gabriele/Staff Writer 2010 will be the last school year at Cedar Falls High School for guidance counselor Ryan Flaherty....
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Peace Corps: Experience changes lives forever
Some Cedar Falls residents have made service into a 24/7 dedication by joining a global initiative to make the world a better place through the...
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Tough goodbyes bring new opportunities for retiring teachers
World Language department head Linda McCormack By Ali Miller/Staff Writer After teaching for 32 years, starting in 1978, Linda McCormack is finally ready to check...
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Battle of the Books: Students kick off year of club reading for competition
Laughter echoes through the library as students flip through pages, quiz each other on plot twists and race to remember which character saved the day. Battle of the Books...
