All posts tagged "Iowa"
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Prospects looking good for men’s college hoops
By: Isaac Turner-Hall UNI The Panthers are losing one of the most valuable and talented players in the country from last year in Seth Tuttle,...
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Path to the Pumpkin Patch: First Halloween column explores haunted Iowa
By: Miranda Cole What are your plans this year to celebrate Halloween? Maybe handing out candy to trick-or-treaters or going to a costume party? What...
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Rocket club puts recent creation to the test in U of I wind tunnel
By: Dino Odobasic The CFHS rocket club journeyed to the University of Iowa Hydraulics Wind Tunnel in Iowa City on Sunday, March 1,to put its...
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Working for a Song
The minimum wage in Iowa is currently $7.25 an hour, but that may be about to change. During the last legislative session in Iowa, the...
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Bill to punish judges for gay marriage ruling misguided
Iowa’s judicial branch is not made up of Republicans and Democrats. Our judges interpret the laws based solely on one thing: what is just. Their...
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Iowans should reject return to death penalty
Editor’s Note: Student in American Literature: 1940s to Today write letters on current social issues using some Martin Luther King, Jr.’s techniques and quotes. This...
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CF Questions States’ Marijuana Changes
Weed. Pot. Grass. Hash. Maryjane. Gangster. So many names, one highly controversial issue for our nation: marijuana and its legalization. Two states — Colorado and...
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Uniforms limit number of outlets for creativity and self-expression
Across the nation, schools both public and private have been debating implementing school uniforms. Administrators and parents believe that school uniforms will eliminate discrimination and...
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Students make a switch from paper
Technology is already a big part of most of students’ lives, but now we’re bringing it to the classrooms. Most colleges already allow computers and...
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Workin’ It; Tattoos, Piercings Becoming More Common In The Workforce
With the increase in body art, from lip piercings to facial tattoos, comes a growing conflict with the employers of these devotees of body enhancement....
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30 students square off in Holmes chess tournament
Thirty Holmes Junior High students recently squared off in a chess tournament in ninth-grade science teacher Maria Hoekstra’s classroom during Tiger Time. The winner was seventh-grader Alexander Fuchtman who...
