DIY: Back to School Bentos
Bentos are a versatile and convenient option to pack as a school lunch. We’ve offered a few authentic Japanese dishes to include in your very own bentos.
Lifestyle
‘IT’ revives every ’90s kid’s nightmares
If you’re on the fence about watching Stephen King’s IT, take a look at this in-depth review to see if IT’s the movie for you.
The new Ding Tea store hopes to ring the fancy of Huntington Beach
Phybie Le (’18), a senior at the Orange County School of Arts (OCSA), opens a new Ding Tea shop in hopes of creating the best boba tea shop in Huntington Beach.
Main Squeeze tries making the new school year a little less sour
Main Squeeze has expanded their brand from catering at food festivals to opening a new store location, a walking-distance away from campus, and broadening their menu with new drinks and desserts.
A trip to Maine
Staff’s summer #5: Read about senior staff Benjamin Minch’s trip full of hikes and food to Maine/New Hampshire!
Exploring Vietnam and returning to my roots
Staff’s summer #4: Elise Tran (’20) returns to her roots in Vietnam for an unforgettable experience including tasty queen bees and getting her name engraved on a grain of rice in Can Tho! Photo gallery included.
Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 2, The second dimension
Staff’s summer #3: It’s month two for Baron Banner’s hermit! Catch up onto what she has(n’t) done so far and perhaps pick up a few things to perfect your own hermit life.
Summer Shenanigans: San Francisco
Staff’s summer #2: Our news editor Cecilia Nguyen documents her 3-day trip to San Francisco with a day-by-day summary and photos, including the Primavera Omelet Breakfast from Kitchen Story!
Suzane’s life of a hermit: Part 1, The start of summer
Staff’s summer #1: Get an insight of the life of Baron Banner’s hermit! It gives you what she does during summer break and some tips on how to become a hermit yourself.
FVHS staff and students prepare for a night that promises dancing with stars
On June 4, FVHS will be holding its annual “Dancing with the Stars” performance. Tickets will be sold at the door for $7.