Reese Meister

What COVID-19 and Biden’s boycott mean for the 2022 Beijing Olympics

by Reese Meister | Feb 3, 2022 | News

There are social ramifications to President Biden’s decision to not send U.S. diplomants to Beijing.

Roaming Reporter: How do seniors feel after the college application process?

by Reese Meister | Jan 29, 2022 | News

Students at Fountain Valley High School share their feelings about college application season.

Vaccine inequity increases as Americans receive booster shots

by Reese Meister | Dec 9, 2021 | Coronavirus Coverage

As many vaccinated Americans have received or plan to receive COVID-19 booster shots, developing countries still lack the supply of even the first dose of the vaccination. These additional single doses of the Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech or Janssen (Johnson & Johnson)...

Fountain Valley cross country stayed on course at Central Park Invitational

by Reese Meister | Nov 22, 2021 | Sports

The Fountain Valley High School cross country team made a strong appearance at the Central Park Invitational meet this weekend on Saturday, Oct. 2 in Huntington Central Park. The Barons impressively placed fifth overall for the boys and 15th for the girls. This...

Opinion: Cryptocurrency has more than a digital impact

by Reese Meister | Nov 16, 2021 | Opinion

Many see cryptocurrency as advantageous for its functionality as both an investment, currency and its decentralization. But it’s an extremely risky investment because values fluctuate greatly and it’s dependent on the users to sustain its value.

FVHS welcomes new guidance specialists Phuong Pham-Le and Scott Jones

by Reese Meister | Nov 12, 2021 | Features

Fountain Valley High School introduced two new guidance specialists, Scott Jones and Phuong Pham-Le, to the campus on Monday, Oct. 4. With the students’ best interests at heart, both Jones and Pham-Le expressed great enthusiasm for working at FVHS and have enjoyed...