All posts tagged "home"
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The Perks of Being a Bookworm: Passages page back into reader’s past
By: Hannah Sanderman Being a bookworm often calls up images of people who always have their noses in a book, don’t talk to anyone and...
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Some NARS offerings still worth hype
By: Daphne Becker I have found that when it comes to makeup, people have a hard time picking out what brands to try and if...
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Scary Excavations: Some horror remakes rise from grave, some would be better if left buried
By: Kierston Johnston Sometimes a new look at an old movie can be a great thing. Sometimes people should just leave well enough alone. New...
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Battle of the Burritos: Seniors stand firm in passionate burrito rivalry
By: Ben Louviere We live in a chaotic world, faced each day with decisions that will change the future forever. Dairy Queen or 4 Queens?...
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Beauty of Rochester salves those who visit Mayo Clinic
By: Billie Ann Albert Last week I made another trip up to Rochester, Minn., for another doctor’s appointments with my parents and junior Gabby Plunkett....
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Five CF teams advance to State in physics contest at UNI Dome
By: Sarah Stortz Twenty eight CFHS students boarded on a bus on March 24 to take the physics related concepts they’ve learned in class and...
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Stirred by the Spirit: Seniors lead moving Good Friday service
By: Noah Hermansen On Good Friday, many hearts were changed as people from all around the Cedar Valley gathered to hear testimonies from CFHS seniors...
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Team 525 rises to top of Cedar Falls tourney: Swartdogs earn 1st place, as well as Chairman’s Award, Volunteer of the Year award
By: Zuhayr Alam The robotics team won the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics regional competition at the McLeod Center on...
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Coloff captures individual All State
By: Allie Taiber Senior Sydney Coloff will be performing two poetry selections in the Iowa High School Speech Association’s Individual All-State speech festival on Monday,...
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Novel succeeds in showing family’s resilience over loss
By: Mercede Kraabel “Everything I Never Told You” is written by Celeste Ng. The story begins with a Chinese American family in the 1970s in...
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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...
