All posts tagged "home"
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Artist leaves surprise for favorite teacher
By: Zuhayr Alam On a morning before spring break, math teacher Richard Strike walked into his empty classroom to find a peculiar surprise waiting for him....
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Junior’s love for sport goes back many years
By: Nathan Hoy “Next!” The batter at the plate slowly walks off as junior Ethan Hayes replaces him, silencing the crowd so the only thing...
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Greenhouse gang readies for upcoming gardening
By: Zuhayr Alam Hidden in the back of the biology offices on the main floor is a secret garden, the CFHS greenhouse. There, in the...
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Special Olympics athletes earn trip to state track meet
By: Sarah Stortz Stepping into the UNI-Dome in the early morning of Sunday, March 6, a high sense of energy and enthusiasm could be easily...
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Unlocking Creativity: Senior art student earns two national honors
By: Sommer Danielsen Senior Landry Boerhave has been moved by art for as long as she can remember. Upon entering painting class in her sophomore...
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Pizza King: Senior sets Godfather’s record for most pizzas sold in one day
By: Zuhayr Alam When senior Andrew Nurse rose from his warm, comfy bed on the morning of Sunday, Feb. 28, little did he know that...
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Attitude of Gratitude
By: Hannah Sanderman Gratitude is a rare emotion these days in a generation where people constantly want more, never settling for what you already have....
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Powering Up: Lack of sleep creates need for artificial energy
By: Sierra Steen It’s 3 in the morning, and while it is expected to be asleep at this time, there are still screens glowing in...
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Sibling Revelry
By: Daphne Becker I’ve done gymnastics, tee ball, tennis, basketball, volleyball, track, softball, soccer and, if you count fighting with my sister, boxing. But despite...
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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...
