Opinion
Students must find path to civil discussion
Jamie Ma, Editor-in-Chief
January 30, 2020
Although I’m Korean, I grew up in a typical American evangelical, predominantly white church. For years, I endured subtle racism and misogyny. When some boys found out I attended a march for gun control, they chased me out of the building with an NRA hat, yelling at me to put it on. But when I ...
Thank You, JROTC
Marley Fox, Reporter
December 12, 2019
Students enrolled in Fullerton’s JROTC are taught to be tough. To be resilient. To be disciplined. But after spending an entire day at a recent competition with the JROTC team, I learned that this team is so much more. I was invited to watch the FUHS Cadets compete at the Spartan Obstacle Course...
All I Want For Christmas is Harry Styles Tickets
Lexi Ruesga, Reporter
December 12, 2019
Harry Styles is everywhere. You can’t browse the internet or watch T.V. without seeing his adorable face and bright smile. So it’s no wonder my friends and I spent our entire journalism class period with our eyes glued to our screens, trying to buy tickets to his Dec. 13 concert. Senior Jayme...
Hits and Misses of December 2019
Gillian Hodgden, Editor-in-Chief
December 12, 2019
😍HIT Back-to-back theatre shows: The theatre program has been working nonstop, first performing Love Sick then The Girl in the White Pinafore, then debuting The Greek Mythology Olympicganza shortly after. Those in theatre have put in a lot of work to learn the staging and backstag...
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...
