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.
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Venom: a symbiosis between humor and thrill
Prepare yourself to watch this film. Prepare to laugh, that is.
Dedication to Neil Armstrong
Neil Armstrong dedication about his accomplishments and the reason he is a hero to many people around the world.
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?
Ant-Man and the Wasp Review: Tiny heroes vs. titanic expectations
Does the latest Marvel film meet the challenges of trying to craft a follow-up to Infinity War, reintroducing a character that’s received lukewarm responses from casual moviegoers and making a female hero feel deserving of a shared title?
B4L opinion: An asset or a drawback to FVHS?
With B4L clearly having more positive effects on students than negative, the B4L system should keep on going.
Are American schools creating robots?
By Benjamin Minch, Staff Writer Is modern schooling, especially primary and secondary education, doing something wrong? Schools didn’t always segregate students by age and subject […]
The reason we are obligated to help people
“Everyone is the protagonist of their own story and the antagonist in someone else’s story.”
Fall Festival brings a costly night of fun and games
A review of the first Fall Festival hosted by FVHS choir.