B4L opinion: An asset or a drawback to FVHS?
With B4L clearly having more positive effects on students than negative, the B4L system should keep on going.
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
Do students really use the Titan HST application?
Fountain Valley High School faculty, students and parents are encouraged to join the Titan HST communication network to stay updated in the case of an emergency. Students explain whether or not they have the application.
Should finals be on the last week of school?
With finals week quickly approaching, many are hearing news about when their finals are to be. But is it really better for teachers to move up finals or to wait for finals week?
Will hand sanitizer come back to kill us in the future?
Ever since its invention in 1988, hand sanitizer has been widely used by all people of the western world. It is the “hallmark” of cleanliness as it makes washing hands anywhere a doable task. Although it may seem harmless, I would like to argue that hand sanitizer is one of the reagents contributing to one of the greatest problems of the future era: antimicrobial resistance.
How to take a ‘Spring’ shot at love
Holding the burden of love? Take this advice from the SAT on how to confess your feelings.
How good is our air quality?
How does Fountain Valley’s air quality stack up against the rest of California? and what are the negative effects of having terrible air? Find out the cities with the best and worst air qualities in this article.
FVHS offers ‘non’ higher level language classes
With multiple honors, accelerated and Advanced Placement classes at Fountain Valley, why aren’t world languages offering more classes in addition to Advanced Placement Four?
Staying inside the loop and social bubble
Slime, mom jeans and brand names are popular trends, but what’s the reason behind why we’re obsessed with them?
Extra credit isn’t needed credit
Extra credit is unfair to all students in many aspects.
Science fiction becomes reality
Designer babies, ageless humans and the resurface of the wooly mammoth are all things that Crispr could make possible. The question is, is genetic engineering ethical?