News
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T-shirts available to show support for beloved assistant
By: Tehya Tournier Students and staff are pitching in to help administrative assistant Jane Carter after she suffered a brain aneurysm last week. They are...
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FCA invites students at Fields of Faith
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Hearts were opened and minds were shocked by the powerful, inspirational testimonies passed on the Cedar Falls home football field. It isn’t...
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District addresses Internet attacks
By: Zuhayr Alam Over the past few weeks, the Cedar Falls School District has struggled to overcome persistent attacks on its computer networks, and many...
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After months of preparation, marching band heads to contest
By: Hannah Sanderman After polishing their routine since August, 175 students and two band directors from Cedar Falls are headed to Waterloo Central Middle School...
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Emerging from the Sites of Cyberbullying
By: Allaire Taiber Hunkered in a bathroom stall, tears began to spill from my eyes as the words from my laptop screen seeped into my...
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Do Better. Be Better.
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz On Oct. 25, 2013, P.E. teacher Jamie Smith suffered a stroke in the Pons area of her brain stem. At this time...
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Outbreak of bullying follows leak of video
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz For years and years, students have had it engraved into their brains, “Do not bully.” After all the countless posters, assemblies and...
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Rocket club retools for new contests
By: Jason Rathjen The rocket club has started off on a brand new adventure. After last year’s somewhat disappointing qualifying launches, engineering teacher and club...
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Assembly opens dialogue on LGBTQ issues
By: Tehya Tournier Cool chills swept over the crowd Wednesday morning, Sept. 16, as invited students swarmed the auditorium to hear the smooth voices of...
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A Nation On Pause: Students speak out on nation’s political divide
The current Federal Government Shutdown is the second-longest in U.S. history. So far, it has been 30 days since it began on Oct. 1, and it has led to...
