Embed This Article Little brown jug finds home at CFHS for another year: Bombers secure one of the final sections on a long time tradition [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Holly Bergemann Friday, September 3, 2004, the first football game of the 2004-2005 season, but more importantly the game that determines who will win the little brown jug and all the glory it contains; the Cannon Fa full story >

Embed This Article Living, learning: Cannon Falls celebrates 150 years of existance [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Caitlin Murphy At some point in the academic career of each Cannon Falls student, there comes a time for the study of “local history.” It may come in the form of a project or a trip to the museum. A vague sense of h full story >

Embed This Article Drama department offers comedic production: Auditions and preperations underway [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Allison Ruud, Stephanie Wegmann Cannon Falls High School will be presenting “The Curious Savage” as its fall play. This play, unlike others in the past features a small intimate cast of eleven. Assistant Director, Ms. Lindahl stated full story >

Embed This Article Building fences, friendships, and a hope for the future: On a mission to serve, young women aid in restoring land and confidence [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Melissa Zierden Three CFHS students, senior Amanda Pagel and juniors Maggie Sjoquist and Candice Price, spent 19 days of their summer volunteering in Kiomboi, Africa. Through the Southeastern Minnesota synod (a group full story >

Embed This Article Democracy- it only works when someone votes: Election provides opportunity to excercise citizens' most influential right [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Kasey Hoey “I’m certainly not voting for Bush,” says the mother with a trace of aire. Nodding, her daughter turns expectantly toward the father. When he does not answer, she asks again. “Well, Dad, who are you g full story >

Embed This Article Picking up the slack: Binding budget forces reorginization in administration [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Kim Delanghe Mr. Ralph Meehan, former Cannon Falls Middle School Principal and Elementary School Vice Principal, retired last spring. A decision was made not to hire a new principal for the 2004-05 school year. Sc full story >

Embed This Article Testing the system: Evaluation methods prove ineffective [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Wednesday, September 29, 2004 By Katie Stedman On August 26th, Governor Tim Pawlenty and MinnesotaDepartment of Education Commissioner Alice Seagran unveiled the Education Department’s evaluations of every school in the state. After taking into co full story >

Embed This Article Donkey : As a means of transportation [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By Chris Shorter Donkeys-nature’s natural beast of burden. Across the stretches of time, donkeys have proven ever faithful to human cause. Be it driving plows for the farms of our ancestors or navigating the depths full story >

Embed This Article Elephant: As a means of transportation [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By Patrick Owens Elephants never forget. Really, you can tell an elephant anything, it sticks to them like peanut butter. Forget your directions? No problem. Mr. Peanut is already going the right way. As for usefulnes full story >

Embed This Article Optimistic look for the next 150 years: Glance back in history propels us into future [ArticleImageHyperLink] [ArticleMedia] Tuesday, September 28, 2004 By Rebecca Peine This summer our small town of Cannon Falls celebrated it’s 150th anniversary, and I am very proud to say that my family is a pioneer family. It’s pretty safe to say that I have some well established r full story >

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