Photo and art teacher Brayden Hall displays one of his own high school art projects in his classroom. The blue paper mache sculpture in Room 85, in fact, has shaped his teaching philosophy. Hall says he...
Let’s be real. Community college doesn’t always have the best reputation. Especially with Fullerton College just across the street, some FUHS students see attending FCC more like enrolling in 13th...
When Fullerton Union High School alumni and speech-language pathologist Debra L. Brunner faced serious illness last year, she resolved to publish her debut novel Felony in Fullerton.
“I...
After a long semester of homework, studying, and finals, I know that winter break couldn't come soon enough. For two full weeks, we have time to do whatever we want! If you’re not traveling or spending...
With finals beginning tomorrow, there are still many students who struggle to find study environments to stay focused. In search of the most ideal study café with highly praised drinks to stay motivated,...
Junior Jane Kwak, president of Mock Trial, expected to walk away from Mock Trial’s first competition with a loss.
“We came in thinking we lost, because obviously the team that we went against was...
Harvard University history professor William “Bill” Gienapp, FUHS Class of 1962, was one of the country’s most distinguished Civil War scholars. For his influential research, writing and teaching,...
Journalists should be objective, and journalists shouldn’t get attached to their subjects, but journalists who cover tragedies like mass shootings can’t remain objective and do get attached. This paradox...
Being the ASB president is a tough job. But usually there are at least a handful of seniors who want the position. Not this year. Among the 46 students in ASB, only three are seniors, and none of them...
Belinda Arazia
“My hand went numb,” was what I said after getting my first tattoo done.
My dad, who has tattoos himself, wanted to find a new hobby, so he decided to try out being...
