Arts
Great picks for small screens
Nathan Smith, Entertainment Editor
October 15, 2020
It’s October. There’s nothing new. I’m pretty sure I’ve finished Netflix. Theaters might be “open," but until the pandemic is over, maybe it's best we embrace home entertainment. Yeah, there’s a trailer for Season 2 of The Mandalorian, but why do I have to wait until the end of the m...
Trimble misses students making music together
Jameson Oates, News Editor
October 14, 2020
What does a tuba and a lawsuit have in common? Answer: Everyone is relieved when the case is closed. As a tuba player for the marching band, I’ve heard plenty of cheesy jokes. True, the tuba is not the most popular instrument, but for two years I’d grown to love practice on the FUHS football ...
Tapia brings joy to others through art
Jayme Kim, Feature Editor
May 21, 2020
Two students stand in the front of the room presenting their oral presentations for IB English class. While the rest of the class takes notes, senior Bethany Tapia also leaves little drawings of each student presenter next to her notes. “I gave them a little drawing and I would draw what their pres...
Maus views world through an insightful lens
Gillian Hodgden, Editor-in-Chief
May 21, 2020
Caysen Maus may be someone who, at first glance, is a bit quiet. But take another glance at his photography and the depths of his personality shine through. Caysen grew up with a camera always pointing at him, with a professional photographer for a father. Caysen has taken after his dad and shifted ...
Photographer, writer focuses on learning not grades
Alejandra Rodriguez, Club Editor
May 21, 2020
An aspiring author and photographer, senior Alexa Ruesga's passions have shaped who she is. Her personality makes her stand out to her teachers who appreciate her dedication to learning and to art. Photography teacher Maggie Crail loves being Lexi’s instructor. Crail admires her openness and her methodical approach to her work. “Lexi is the type of student that ...
Tribe Tracks: Zachary Holden
Zyde Novasky, Staff Writer
May 21, 2020
Editor’s Note: The Tribe Tribune started publishing our regular feature called Tribe Tracks in February in order to highlight the diversity of musical interests across our campus. Each issue featured a one-on-one student interview along with a few student-curated playlists. Instead of an interview this month due to the...
Star Wars: The Clone Wars makes wildly entertaining return
May 19, 2020
After I finished watching the original Star Wars trilogy as a kid, I asked my dad if there were more. I wanted to see as much laser blasting, lightsaber fighting, and spaceship battling that I could. My dad told me there were three more movies, but that they were dumb and I shouldn’t waste my time...
Junior sews, draws during quarantine
Jackson Jerome, Reporter
May 18, 2020
During the regular school year, junior Soleil Paquin always prioritizes academics over personal activities. Now, quarantine has given Soleil more time to pursue her artistic interests. “I’m terrible at time management,” Soleil said, although her accomplishments would beg to differ. She enjoys sewi...
Sophomore excels in multiple art forms
April 16, 2020
Sophomore Arabella Varieur originally took the photo entitled “Wings of Change” to include in her AP 2D design portfolio. “My portfolio explores the topic of philosophical identity, and I had the idea to use butterflies to portray the concept of change and growth,” Varieur said. “Luckil...
Junior draws original, digital characters
Jackson Jerome, Reporter
April 16, 2020
Junior Ian Blevins uses his iPad and imagination to bring his characters to life. “I just enjoy drawing characters with interesting designs as a way to help myself understand what makes other’s character designs so good,” Ian said. Ian says that his art hasn’t been negatively impacted by...
A Series of Unfortunate Events entertains despite dismal tone
April 16, 2020
Being trapped inside with nothing to do is largely unfortunate. Facing boredom is unfortunate. Having to do online school until the end of the school year is unfortunate. However, these unfortunate events are nothing compared to what the Baudelaire orphans experience in the critically-acclaimed Netflix...
Tribune staff writers recommend 80s classics
March 12, 2020
Ferris Bueller's Day Off influences later films, culture By Nathan Smith Ferris Bueller's Day Off was released in 1986 and has gained a reputation as one of the most hilarious movies of all time. It’s remembered primarily for its fourth-wall breaking, iconic story, and excellent performances, especial...
