All posts tagged "home"
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Peet assembly recognizes veterans
On Nov. 9, Peet held its Veterans Day assembly. During the assembly, many local veterans came together to sit in on the assembly. History teacher...
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Spanish teacher recalls past Thanksgiving traditions
During Thanksgiving, most people eat turkey. Some people eat chicken, ham, duck or goose. Sometimes, if things don’t work out so great, people might order...
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Indie book store opens in downtown Cedar Falls
It was a crisp fall Saturday morning, and the newest addition to downtown Cedar Falls was opening its doors for the first time. People had...
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Student reacts to Pakistani push for deporting Afghans
Pakistan has begun a mass deportation of undocumented Afghans living in the country illegally, including thousands of people who fled the Taliban’s rule and face...
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Fashion Sense: Sophomore Maya Aalderks
Q: Where do you get your inspiration? A: My inspiration comes from movies and shows that I like. I like to think about what I...
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Tigers make strong showings at Nike Cross regional meet in Sioux Falls
After the runner up state finish, the men’s cross country team decided to keep its season going, taking the runners to the Nike Cross Regional...
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National Guard recruiter shares reasons for service
On the afternoon of Nov. 14, National Guardsmen Thomas Redenbaugh came to the Cedar Falls High School in hopes to recruit future guardsmen. Redenbaugh currently...
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Sophomore offers suggestions for addressing bullying
Sophomore Addison Burleson said the effects of bullying can have on individuals can be profound, and it’s importance to address this issue in a school...
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Senior drummer anticipates upcoming third release with local rock band
With the age of rock and metal flickering weaker in terms of popularity, senior KC Runyan, who plays drums for MRB (Marry Runyan Band), is...
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Anger management comes from simple steps
Everyone knows that teenagers are often moody. Some are depressed, some are angry and others are … weirdly happy at times. However, the focus right...
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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...
