Handwriting, the looking glass of personality
Like handwriting, every personality is unique to its beholder. Each stroke tells a story, an autobiography, of sorts.
AuthorMyra Chen
Patience is a virtue with Popin’ Cookin’
Nostalgic and iconic, the bright colors of the Popin’ Cookin’ packaging has always caught the eye of little children in Asian grocery stores.
The Barons’ swim team fails to dethrone the Sea Kings
The FVHS swim team went head to head against Corona del Mar High School on Tuesday, eventually losing by less than 30 points.
Rumor has it that gossiping is not so bad
Gossip is not the devil’s telephone, it’s just a telephone.
Mouth breathing, an epidemic
The term mouth breather generally describes a dumb, dull looking person. Around 71% of Americans are dumb, dull looking people.
Enough is enough, we need pockets
Pockets are synonymous with practicality. Yet, modern day fashion insists on lacking said practicality.
The future of sticky iPad kids
Sticky iPad kids (a.k.a. professional contortionists) are the future. We should be cautious.
Hairless and flawless
Hair is one of the most noticeable aspects of a person. Even when it’s missing.
FVHS girls’ tennis makes the podium at Wave League Finals
The Lady Barons fall short behind the Edison Chargers and the Marina Vikings at Wave League finals.
The bimbofication of walking
The ‘beauty over brains’ narrative of a typical bimbo lacks veracity when it comes to walking. Beyond being effective in carrying bags and showing off your newest set of nails, this style of power walking may be the key to improving spiritual energy.