All posts tagged "opinion"
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Our View | Gene project shows infinite potential
Most of the time, when you see E. coli in the news, it’s not a good thing. The gene synthesis project termed “Syn61” is an...
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Hot yoga workouts worth exploring
The summer sun is hot, but New Dawn yoga studio is hotter. Located on University Ave at College Square Mall in Cedar Falls, it’s the...
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Our View | Students face threat of possible shootings
In the past two weeks, school shootings have happened in a Colorado K-12 school and at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. With the growing number...
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America needs progressive abortion laws
On Tuesday, May 7, Georgia’s governor signed a bill that has the potential to ban abortions in the state as soon as a heartbeat is...
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We See You
You got dark days? me too. You get brain fog? me too. You see the world in different ways? me too. You want to lay...
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Next Thursday, join walk out of darkness
The United States declared May to be Mental Health Awareness Month in 1949. Although the dedication of a whole month of the year to mental...
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Ramadan deepens connections with world, community, oneself
The month of Ramadan is considered the holiest month of the year for 2 billion people across the globe. This year, Ramadan started on the...
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Veg Fest inspires activism for sake of benefiting health, planet, animals
Lately, veganism has been a trend on the rise, and, to be fair, after all the crappy trends this generation has faced, it is one...
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Our View | After biggest measles outbreak in decades, Citizens need to take vaccinations seriously
In 1954 when the polio vaccine came out, students lined up outside of schools to receive the vaccine. Parents were so happy that their kids...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
