“Searching” and its relation to students
By Isabella Purdy staff writer Earning a 93% scoring on Rotten Tomatoes, “Searching” is a modern thriller that has shocked critics and audiences ever since […]
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Saint Simon and Jude’s fall festival comes once again to kick off October
The Fall Festival at Saint Simon and Jude church has been a crowd-pleaser for 52 years now and an excellent way to raise money for the church and parish.
Vikings conquer Barons field hockey in intense game
By Isabella Purdy, Staff Writer On Tuesday, the Barons’ varsity field hockey team lost to Marina High School with the score 1-4. Within the first […]
Barons hold the Eagles to a tie
The Barons varsity field hockey team held the Chaminade Eagles to a 1-1 tie.
Barons field hockey shuts out Lancers
The varsity field hockey team previeled over the Thousand Oaks Lancers with their 5-0 win.
“Love, Simon” comes out as the first major studio film about an LGBTQ+ teenager
“Love, Simon,” an adaptation of “Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda,” was released, positively surprising fans of the book
Muggles experience Get Caught Reading Month
Get caught reading during May and there might be a magical prize awaiting!
Homework: Is it too much?
Homework has always overlooked student’s lives, but is it really beneficial and necessary, given the amount that’s assigned?
Be drawn into these graphic novels
Tucked away in its own corner in the library, the graphic novels section contain items from comics to manga to adaptations of their book counterpart. Here’s a look at some of the titles the library has to offer.
Have the Winter Olympics won Baron’s hearts?
This year, the Winter Olympics were held in Pyeongchang County, South Korea, securing the attention of audiences from across the globe for a total of sixteen days. FVHS students share their thoughts and favorite moments from the Winter Olympics.