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?
Karen Phan
FVHS students seek for success at the 2018 Academic WorldQuest
For the first time, world geography honors students competed at the Academic WorldQuest.
Amazon Go takes the lead: is there a future for retail?
The future of retail may be more tech savvy than it is now.
STEM students can ‘SMASH’ obstacles: applications open now
The Summer Math and Science Honors Academy (SMASH) is a free summer program catered towards high school students who are underrepresented in the STEM field.
Blogging: A new way to learn
Students can find an outlet to freely express their thoughts and gain different, useful skills through blogging.
We get graded. So should teachers.
Teachers give students grades that reflect behavior and performance—should students do the same?
Should English DGP be done department-wide?
A recent English meeting held at Golden est College suggests regular grammar practice in high school English classes may be beneficial to students in college.
Tests vs. Projects: Which is most effective?
Memorizing content is one thing, but so is understanding it. There’s a reason why teachers give out the dreaded tests and projects, but which type of assessment is better suited to help students know and master the key skills and concepts?
Exploring OC’s dark side
Check out some local haunted hotspots in the area, and perhaps visit them yourself tonight!
Homecoming Court reveals thoughts of being chosen
Homecoming Court shares their thoughts about being chosen and current experiences of being on court.