Thanksgiving: the dark history they didn’t teach you
As Thanksgiving gets closer, let’s look deeper into the true origins of the holiday.
Kayla Hoang
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.
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.
PAC and SAAC champion democracy for upcoming congressional elections
FVHS’s Political Awareness Club and Social Advocacy & Awareness Club hold voter registration booths for students to get them more involved in their government and community.
Girls’ volleyball aces their final season match against the Vikings
On Thursday’s senior night game, girls’ varsity volleyball beat Marina High school with the final score of 3-0.
Snoozing is losing: CA governor vetoes the late start bill for schools
California governor Jerry Brown recently rejected the bill proposing for schools in California to start no later than 8:30 am.
Teenage sleep deprivation is an issue we need to face
Rising pressure from teachers and colleges has led to teens spending more time on homework and extracurriculars than they do getting enough sleep. Sleep deprivation for teens should be regarded more seriously among teachers and our school system.
Roaming Reporter: The heated debate over dress codes
With Southern California’s recent hot summer weather, some students provide their opinions to whether schools should have a set of rules to dictate how they should dress everyday.
A dark future ahead for YA dystopias
With the recent onslaught of films such as Hunger Games, Maze Runner and The Darkest Minds, is it possible that the YA dystopian genre has become overused to its point of exhaustion?