All posts tagged "home"
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Dragon Hoops masterfully retells story of basketball team’s championship run
“Maybe it isn’t the fewest mistakes that wins. Maybe it’s having the courage to take that next step—even at the risk of making a mistake.”...
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Football team ends season in state quarterfinal game with Valley
After their 27-13 loss against the Des Moines Valley Tiger in the state quarterfinal game on Friday, Nov. 4, the Cedar Falls football season has...
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Follow these recommendations for gift giving ideas
Gift-giving season is right around the corner, and people are ready to shop for their loved ones. but before you put out your cards, have...
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Apple Music offers worthwhile options for students
If you step into a hallway, you will see students with Airpods and headphones, and on the way out the building carrying a portable bluetooth...
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Curriculum emphasizing sustainability critical to educating next generation of environmental leaders
As climate changes the livability of our towns, cities and planet, should the state education systems include sustainable living courses in their common core standards,...
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Scorn opens completely immersive option for those looking for unique gaming experience
Back on Nov. 12, 2014, the small indie company Ebb Software announced its upcoming game Scorn Part 1 of 2: Dasein with a €150,000 or...
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Diversity of fruits, veggies key to healthy diet
North America is known for its fast food restaurants and its unhealthy menus. Many generations now have grown up with hamburgers, fries and loads of...
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Junior embarks on NaNoWriMo novella goal
November is National Novel Writing Month in which many writers participate in a challenge with the goal of writing a novel. The specific goal is...
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Anderson’s ‘Speak’ leads readers to answers for addressing sexual trauma
“When people don’t express themselves, they die one piece at a time.” I was sexually assaulted on Oct. 14. Two days earlier the book club...
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Junior shares strategies for tackling overwhelming course expectations
As the end of the first semester nears, stress has been creeping in for one student. Junior Gillian Irish said she has noticed an increase...
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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...
