Graded Participation: A way to demote or promote student participation?
Many classrooms put participation as a grade, but should it really be implemented at all?
Columns
Opinion pieces of a students choice regarding free expression of ideas, useful, funny, helpful, and enlightening.
What does fidgeting do and should it be welcomed at FVHS?
New studies done by multiple colleges and even some done on campus show that fidgeting is beneficial to a student’s health both mentally and physically. But is it worth the distraction of fidgeting?
Ask Cheryl: You need to relax
Advice columnist Cheryl talks about AP classes, junior-itis, and stress.
Ask Cheryl: Back to School
by Cheryl Harnett-Brumbis Friends, Romans, Freshmen! Lend your young ears to Mrs. Cheryl Harnett-Brumbis. I can barely remember my high school days, let a lone […]
There’s Something Flying in the Air and It’s Called Kendama
First it was Game Boys back in the 90s and then around 2005 the PSP came out. Slowly the new trend came to what we […]
A Physical Test
As the school year comes to an end, the freshmen who were able to cheat their way out of physical education class, or better known […]
Post-AP Testing Movie Previews
By Sasha Belaluddin and Sadaf Qadir The stress of APs means that there is probably no movie watching throughout the year. However, after May 18, […]
Adventure Couple: Edition 5
Welcome back once again to Adventure Couple. On this adventure, the destined choice is a museum. Which one? Well, there are many kinds in many […]
Adventure Couple: Edition 4
Our fourth edition of “Adventure Couple” is going to take us to the sandy beaches of Crystal Cove State Park. This long stretch of beach […]
Adventure Couple: Edition 3
Our adventure this week takes us down PCH to Newport Harbor. Contrary to our past few adventures, there will not be much dirt on this […]