Different students you meet in every group project
Group projects are never just about the assignment. They are about personalities. You can put four random students together and suddenly it feels like a reality show with a rubric attached.
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Freshmen of FV: Bailey Dinh and Emmy Tran stand out early on varsity basketball
For most freshmen, the first year of high school is about adjusting. For Bailey Dinh and Emmy Tran, that girls varsity basketball team.
Is TikTok “fashion” really considered fashion?
If you spend time on TikTok, you might notice something about the “fashion” content. It is not really fashion in the traditional sense.
Type C personalities might be the most powerful of them all
Most people have heard someone describe themselves as “Type A” or “Type B,” especially when talking about stress or school, but where does “Type C” fall?
Girls’ soccer loses a battle against Huntington Beach
The Fountain Valley High School (FVHS) girls varsity soccer team suffered a 1–5 loss against Huntington Beach, but the final score did not reflect the effort, leadership, and determination shown by the Lady Barons throughout the match.
Girls’ basketball defeat Newport Harbor in a fiercesome splash
On Thursday, Jan. 8, Fountain Valley High School girls’ varsity basketball team earned a strong win against Newport Harbor, finishing the game with a 59–46 victory.
How to be performative 101
Gen Z is embracing a new aesthetic: the performative male.
The art of writing a check
Let’s be honest, when was the last time you saw someone write a check? Maybe your parents still use them, or maybe your school required a payment that needed a check.
Does birth order shape who you are?
Birth order theory suggests that siblings grow up with different experiences in the same family, and these differences can influence how they behave.
Early birds vs. night owls: How chronotypes affect school performance
Some people wake up ready to conquer the world. Others don’t feel truly awake until the sun is going down. These patterns are more than just personal preference. They may actually influence how well students do in school.