All posts tagged "home"
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Waterloo Public Library Friends hosting sale on Feb. 28
Anyone wanting to add to their book collection or downsize should visit the Friends of the Waterloo Public Library. Terry Seliga, an employee at the...
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Would you celebrate Valentine’s Day or Christmas?
I asked a few people this question, and here’s what they said. First up was Chris Dickerson, a substitute teacher. He said he’d rather celebrate...
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Valentine’s Day leads to variety of plans
As Valentine’s Day approaches, students are making plans that range from relaxing hangouts to traditional celebrations. While some are focusing on relationships, others say the...
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Students recommend three books from high school library
Each month introduces readers to a new selection of books to choose from. This month has led to three very different stories, sparking discussion among...
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Students balancing part time work with school
5:30 am. For most students, it’s a ghost hour — a time where everyone is either still asleep or hitting the snooze button on their...
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Ice Fest arrives in Cedar Falls
The wooden ice house in Cedar Falls burned down in October 1921. The whole town came together to rebuild the ice house with clay. The...
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Book Talk: Miraculous Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir
I recently read the book “Miraculous Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir.” I would be interested in befriending Marinette because she is intelligent. The most...
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College enrollment is declining: here’s why
College has been a tradition held up by a golden pedestal. A bright torch that illuminates a path that is shrouded in the uncertain darkness...
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What is your favorite hobby and why?
Cole Hansen, senior, likes to play disc golf, and he loves being outside. Landon Wallace, junior, said “I like to go biking with my family.”...
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Waterloo Public Library Friends hosting sale on Feb. 28
Anyone wanting to add to their book collection or downsize should visit the Friends of the Waterloo Public Library. Terry Seliga, an employee at the Waterloo Public Library, said,...
