Opinion
Door competition fosters cooperation, fun
Tribe Tribune Staff Editorial
November 7, 2019
Congratulations to Mr. Hudson’s second period AP Art class--the first place winner in the Halloween decorating contest. Instead of limiting their project to one door, these talented students decorated five doors and half a hallway. Combining poetry, cryptic notes and life-sized crime scenes, the ar...
Junior says small gestures are big help to cancer patients
Nathan Smith, News Editor
October 24, 2019
I was in fifth grade. I was living a carefree life, playing with LEGOs with my four-year-old brother, reading Harry Potter, and doing well in school. Then everything changed. My parents sat us down in the living room in a circle. My teenage sister, my brother, and I all sat, looking confused. My mom...
Hits and Misses of October 2019
Jamie Ma, Editor-in-Chief
October 23, 2019
😍HIT Mural restoration: Last week, the mural on the side of the Culinary Arts building got repainted. The new look adds a bold and vibrant touch to our historic campus. 😍HIT National Honor Society food drive: NHS participated in the Heart of Downtown Food se...
Hits and Misses of September 2019
Gillian Hodgden, Editor-in-Chief
September 26, 2019
😍HIT 9/11 Ceremony: Students were extremely respectful and engaged during the 9/11 ceremony at break. The ceremony was very touching and displayed to FUHS students the impact the 9/11 terrorist attacks had on the United States. 😔MISS Ho...
Made with Love: Critics must learn that ag students are compassionate
Aubrey Rynders, Feature Editor
September 25, 2019
A year ago today, I would have laughed at the thought of raising a pig. A pig? Gross. Too much mud. But now, it’s one of my passions on the Fullerton High School campus. Alongside several pig farmers, I’ve grown to love working with swine and developing a complex relationship with the meat our private buyer...
