All posts tagged "home"
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Volleyball team riding high after toppling top-ranked Wahlert
The women’s volleyball team is 21-3 so far this season, following their previous victory against Dubuque Wahlert, and their next game is at home on...
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Peet striving for keeping campus clean
The trash around campus has increased by a concerning amount, including little pieces of plastic, chip bags, wrappers, bottles, cans, etc. Bill Boevers, the principal...
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First wave of British alternative bands still resonates with new fans
With the advent of the internet and social media, it is not surprising that all kinds of music previously unknown would break out of their...
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Juniors plans for flying taking off
Junior Alex Goetsch has started to fly, and he can’t wait until he can start taking passengers on his own. “I can fly alone now...
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Returning Peet Student Council members plan for future
Student Council at Peet kicked off last week with 23 members in total on the team. Student Council is going to look a little different...
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Web users need assistance in navigating misleading content
Sophomores Morgan Ferch and Dazha Barr are aware that social media can be incredibly detrimental to how they perceive themselves as well as others, but...
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Athlete of the Week: Senior Volleyball Player Paige Paup
So far this season senior Paige Paup has been a standout player for the Tigers. She earned athlete of the week from her outstanding performance,...
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Four-day school week has merit
A new four-day school week model takes effect this year in the Cardinal district in Eldon,Iowa. The Cardinal district is one of four schools in...
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Student notes differences between Pakistani, CF school systems
Junior Alma Shahbaz started her academic journey from the Division Public School in Pakistan, and she has experienced sharp differences in the education system of...
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Principals highlight advantages of new high school
Assistant principal Rafael Benítez and principal Jason Wedgbury see the new high school as an opportunity for students. “Our current building is old, outdated and...
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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...
