“Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald” apparates into theaters
“Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald” isn’t what everyone expected. No spoilers are mentioned.
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
Thanksgiving: the dark history they didn’t teach you
As Thanksgiving gets closer, let’s look deeper into the true origins of the holiday.
Writing isn’t academic, it’s potent
Writing, above all, helps you think. And thinking is what makes you able.
Roaming Reporter: What do your peers have to say about peer grading?
High school is notoriously known as the one place we take our peers’ judgement into way too much consideration. But when it comes to academics, is peer grading truly helpful?
Roaming Reporter: Does music help students study?
Everywhere you look, there is bound to be some group of students with their headphones in. Do they listen to music just for fun or is there actually a more useful purpose behind it – a strategy for tackling homework and studying?
FVHS Theatre provides a spine-tingling experience at their annual Haunted House
On the nights of October 25th to October 27th, the FVHS annual Haunted House was held and officiated by students in room 309.
Social media addiction endangers social skills and mental health
Social media is a digital paradise, but too much of anything is never good.
Quizziz vs. Quizlet Live vs. Kahoot: which is the real winner?
We explore the different benefits between Quizziz, Kahoot, and Quizlet Live to find which is most helpful to high school students.
Standardized tests suck. And colleges know it.
Students across the country have known for decades that the SAT and ACT are terrible. The good news is that colleges are finally catching on.
Commit your vote, don’t omit it
The impending midterm elections on Nov. 6 will determine the representatives of American citizens in the House of Representatives for the next two years and in Congress for the next six years.