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...
“I asked a local villager, ‘Why are these kids not in school?’ He said, ‘Well, they don’t have a pen.’ He explained that although their school fees were covered, Ethiopian children could...
Morgan McAndrew started club track in 4th grade. One memory I fondly remember is when I’d go to Morgan’s house after school in 7th and 8th grade. We’d do homework together and watch YouTube and I...
Annually, the Tribe Tribune recognizes the valedictorians and salutatorians in a variety of ways. This year, we wanted to celebrate our salutatorians through more personal means, and commemorate not...
Senior Bryce Rasch has taken on the job of fixing an old family truck. Handed to him by his grandfather, the 1997 Dodge 2500 had fallen into disrepair over the years. But now, with Rasch's passion for...
