Amelia Fee: from former student to future teacher
Amelia Fee, a graduate of FVHS, pursues her dream of teaching by becoming a student teacher at FVHS.
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Dire Wolf is back! Or is it?
The Americas haven’t heard the dire wolf’s howl in over 10,000 years, but they might soon. An extensive team of scientists at Colossal Biosciences, a company dedicated to de-extinction, has successfully brought back the dire wolf.
FVHS’ Model United Nations receives recognition at Surf City conference
Seven students won awards at the prestigious advanced conference hosted by Huntington Beach High School.
It’s not a phase, it’s emo music … or is it?
Emo music is a genre with a lot of history and change. But, what exactly is considered emo music?
Matcha has much-a know about!
Let’s hear about the tale of matcha as you sip your daily matcha latte.
From student to student teacher, how Kevin Nguyen returned to FVHS
Before becoming a student teacher, Kevin Nguyen was once a FVHS student. Explore how this alumnus achieves his teaching credentials after switching from a career in the Navy.
Leaping … into the leap year
It’s one thing that happens every four years, but do we know why?
The rise and fall of pigeons
The phrase, “the higher you fly, the farther you fall,” proves itself to be true in the history of rock doves.
White Sands National Park and its buried secrets
For the last three years, geologists in White Sands National Park in New Mexico have been excavating the fossilized footprints of humans from approximately 23,500 years ago, predating the estimated time of arrival of humans by at least 10,000 years.
Tickling takes the cake
Ranked above growing pains and nose pimples, tickling ranks first in the discomfort Olympics.