In my last article, I discussed the planning issues with Iowa City and specifically City High’s neighborhood: Morningside-Glendale. I proposed some relatively cost-effective changes, primarily traffic...
On May 31, 2019, I left the original Herbert Hoover Elementary School for the last time. However, I wasn’t graduating. Since before I started going to Hoover, it had been announced that “Old Hoover”...
Senators Richard Blumenthal (Connecticut) and Lindsey Graham (South Carolina) have reintroduced the massively unpopular EARN IT act, originally proposed in 2020, back onto the Senate docket. As of February...
The following is a letter from former Little Hawk opinion editor Harrison Burke. He currently attends Boston University and has lived through the recent events.
To my former fellow students,
The...
By Cody Owen
The feedback of the amps dies slowly. The crowd is silent for several long seconds, standing still in the cold mud and damp from the icy New York drizzle. As the performers file off the...
Environmental Jumble
Assorted stories and thoughts from the ongoing pursuit of a greener environment
as pursued by your locally grown Little Hawk, Eli Shepherd.
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Although the prizes available consisted...
‘Waste not, want not.’ It’s the old adage, up there with the likes of ‘early to bed, early to rise...’ and all the other wisdom cliches. It represents the belief that those who think of others first and don’t dispose of potentially useful things, are better off for it. It’s so simple that it’s difficult to disagree with. Naturally, I don’t hear a lot of disagreement with the statement.
On the evening of September 4th, 2012, the Twitter icon on the top right of my computer burned a steady bright blue. Every time I clicked on the glowing birdie to catch up on fresh tweets, I found a new take on the evening’s hot topic: The Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The first in a column series entitled:
Environmental Jumble
Assorted stories and thoughts from the ongoing pursuit of a greener environment
as pursued by your locally grown Little Hawk, Eli Shepherd.
If you ask the average American on the street about what they think about the country’s leadership, the answer will probably be something along the lines of “incompetent,” “terrible,” or “overtly destructive.”
