Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
On Tuesday, Jan 25, 2022, the newly elected Douglas County School Board of Education voted, 4-3, in favor to recommend changes to the current Education Equity policy put in place by the previous board. One of the main points the board wants to change on the current Education Equity policy is to make it clear... Continue Reading →
Mia Warren, senior, who helped plan this protest, said, "These students really dug deep into their hearts to not only support their right to an equal and ethical education, but for others who may have a voice in their community." Photo by Carlynn Claypool On Feb. 7, 2022 HR students participated in a school wide... Continue Reading →
David Kriz, a physical education teacher who instructs the adventure classes at HR, recently took a trip to Playa del Carmen, Mexico during winter break. This was a Christmas present for his 3 kids and they were excited to return to the coastal resort town. He and his wife had initially been there with their... Continue Reading →
The fourth season of Cobra Kai was released two weeks ago on Netflix and has already come back stronger than ever, with 120 million hours watched during its first three days according to Netflix. There are spoilers ahead, so be careful if you haven’t seen season three yet. In season three, Miguel Diaz (Xolo Maridueña)... Continue Reading →
In January of 2020, the first case of Covid-19 was confirmed in the US. Now in 2022, we’re facing yet another variant. As Covid infections have swept across the community, we find ourselves two years into a pandemic that was only supposed to last a few months. “On November 24, 2021, South Africa reported the... Continue Reading →
Student senate has faced many adversities and this year they have been trying to get back to normal. With COVID-19 on the rise, student senate is finding new ways to face challenges. The famous Wish Week is right around the corner and senate is finding ways to make it happen. “Senior senate has been awesome,... Continue Reading →
Now that the color guard season is winding down, doesn’t mean that color guard is going away! Since we are now heading into winter, winter guard is now starting to pick up. You might be wondering what the difference between both are or what either sport does, and I’m here to inform readers. During our... Continue Reading →
Just before the new year, Ghislaine Maxwell a french-born Oxford-educated socialite was convicted on 5 out of 6 charges of recruiting and grooming underage girls for sexual massages. With charges spanning from 1994 to 2004, Maxwell could very well be facing up to 65 years in prison. Maxwell’s crimes were connected with Jeffery Epstein, former... Continue Reading →
In the most destructive blaze in Colorado history, the Marshall fire that burned through more than 6000 acres and nearly 1000 homes in Boulder County has impacted tens of thousands of residents. On Dec 30, 2021, Governor Jared Polis declared a state of emergency, allowing the state to deploy emergency funds and resources including Colorado... Continue Reading →
Sleep is the most important way to recover your body, especially as an athlete, and be ready for the next competition. Photo Courtesy of Medical News today Athletes or performers, especially the ones at the top of their game, have a routine that they consistently do to properly collect themselves to stay at the top.... Continue Reading →
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