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This is 18: FOUR STUDENTS REFLECT ON THEIR 18TH YEAR OF LIFE
Senior year is a right of passage. It is not only the first year of high school, but the year most students turn 18, inching...
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Living with Zero Waste
TIGER HI-LINE STAFF MEMBER EXPLORES A “NO TRASH” LIFESTYLE FOR ONE WEEK THE BASICS While going Zero Waste is great for the environment, it does...
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Senior reaching high notes with jazz saxophone
William Sims has grown up around music his whole life. His musical journey started at age seven when his parents started him and his older...
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Substitute teacher readies her role for Panic Park
Marie Lemka brings a whole new meaning to a scary substitute. Lemka, a substitute teacher within Cedar Falls and Waterloo amps up the scary starting...
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Artist of the Week: Lexie Williams: Junior using photo skills for fun, senior portraits
Junior Lexie Williams has been using a camera to capture breathtaking moments for as long as she can remember. Williams started to develop her photography...
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Students embrace henna art with traditional designs
The art of Mehndi (Henna) is a cultured practice in India, Africa and the Middle East. The practice of Mehndi has been dated all the...
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Artist of the Week: Lars Christiason: Senior’s fashion sense leads to creative business
Lars Christiason is a senior who has a passion for designing clothes. Christiason is one of the creators of the relatively new clothing brand Old...
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Screaming Eagle chili cookoff raised funds for suicide prevention
Screaming Eagle, a restaurant downtown in Waterloo, hosted a chili cook-off. All the proceeds went towards suicide awareness. The event happened last weekend from noon to 3 p..m on...
