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THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

201 E Chapman Ave, Fullerton, CA 92832

THE TRIBE TRIBUNE

Archived Opinion

Students wait for administration to resume the dance. Photo by Anna Sanchez.

Moshing: a just school prohibition or a great way to have fun?

Myah Phillips, Copy Editor September 1, 2017

 The concept of allowing students to mosh at dances has become a topic of discussion after the pausing of this year’s Highlight dance due to excessive moshing. For those who don’t know, “moshing”...

March for Science

Call to action: climate change

Allison Park, A&E Editor May 2, 2017

Between 2000 and 2009, an average of 55 million people suffered from climate-related disasters annually. Damage costs hit $789 billion in the early 2000’s. While these startling numbers continue to escalate,...

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How TV Shows and Movies Create Unrealistic Standards About High School

Anna Sanchez, Lifestyle Writer, Business Manager April 28, 2017

With society’s fast-growing technological advancements, children are becoming more exposed to the world through television and film, and with this comes many false perceptions of life. More specifically,...

Danielle Bregoli on Dr. Phil.

Read dis story “howbow dah”

Madilyn Marks, Staff Writer April 13, 2017

Teenagers are stereotypically obsessed with social media, but in this generation things are getting way out of hand.  We choose to idolize people on social media sites who aren’t influencing our youth...

Poster from the Womens March. Photo by Kaya Ortega.

The March for Human Rights Does Not Stop Here

Kaya Ortega, Staff Writer January 31, 2017

Just one day after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, two million women around the world gathered in solidarity to march for the preservation of human and civil rights—and let me say, it was...

Junior Allison Park wearing her ID on her lanyard.

Lanyards for safety, not discipline

Lia Abel, Sports Editor December 13, 2016

Last week, teachers and staff strictly enforced students to wear their ID cards. Students are required to wear them visibly at all times, and those not wearing their IDs will be “swept” and sent to...

Early release or late start?

Early release or late start?

William Hollon, Staff Writer December 12, 2016

It’s the most obnoxious and ear grating sound in the morning: the alarm clock. It says 6 a.m. You went to bed six and a half hours ago. Why? Because homework, that’s why. The only reason you’re...

Dont stress about finals!

Don’t stress about finals!

Camille Joi, Staff Writer December 1, 2016

It is those pending two weeks in between Thanksgiving break and Winter break that hold the most anticipation and anxiety for high school students. Teachers start to speed lectures up to squeeze in what...

Flyer passed out by The Phoenix.

The Phoenix won’t rise again

Khang Vinh, Co-Editor-In-Chief November 17, 2016

Our nation was founded upon the principles of speaking out. We championed civil rights and equality with protests. Sometimes you just cannot stay silent on a certain issue. Sometimes organizing is the...

VOTE: Dont stay at home!

VOTE: Don’t stay at home!

Meghan Taylor, Copy Editor October 20, 2016

As Election year rolls around, voters begin listing reasons for not showing up to the polls. One excuse always stands out and drives me insane: ”my vote doesn’t matter.” Sure, statistics might...

2016 Election: battle of the sexes?

2016 Election: battle of the sexes?

Emma Moyers, Co-Editor-In-Chief October 18, 2016

It’s well known that this year’s election has been more “competitive” than most, to put it nicely. The 2016 election has been a head-to-head battle between a Republican candidate looking to redeem...

Declining club rush participation

Billy Tettemer, Co-Editor-in-Chief October 7, 2016

Clubs are a great way to meet people, especially when you don’t know many people. I remember walking out around the school on club rush freshman year and thinking to myself, there’s a club for everyone...

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