Education

How to save a life: The importance of becoming a bone marrow donor

by Christan | Mar 15, 2023

Bone cancer and disorders are fought each day by millions of people, yet the bone marrow registry has less than 1% of the world’s population registered. Make a difference and save someone’s life with a small act of swabbing.

Review: ‘The Bookseller of Kabul’ tells a poignant, familial narrative of Afghanistan

by Rishi Vridhachalam | Mar 15, 2023

As Afghanistan slides further into extremist rule, Asne Seierstad’s “The Bookseller of Kabul” is a poignant walk down memory lane in a different time, one full of promise.

Fountain Valley Baron alumna Rachel Kloppenburg returns as the new Assistant Principal of Guidance

by Uy Pham | Mar 14, 2023

Stepping into her new role as Assistant Principal of Guidance, FVHS graduate Rachel Kloppenburg returns as an administrator after years of experience in education.

More than Mozart and Beethoven: Piano chords, a cure to our nightmares?

by Nuha Salam | Mar 10, 2023

Recent scientists have found a solution to our weekly nightmares, the solution being not as conventional as thought. Surprisingly, piano chords and simple sounds have been utilized to solve our night terrors.

Quick 2022 Crypto review and expectations for the rest of 2023

by Kaiwen Zhang | Mar 10, 2023

While cryptocurrency took a fall in 2022, there are still opportunities for recovery in 2023.

Opinion: How one woman’s death may end the Iranian government’s regime

by Aanandi Thakur | Mar 9, 2023

The 2022 Iranian protests has developed into a movement to reform Iran’s regime.

The push for properly-funded schools

by r2peraza | Mar 7, 2023

Teachers picketed outside John Marshall High School and various LAUSD schools on Oct. 19, 2022. Teachers who are members of United Teachers of Los Angeles were picketing that morning for one big reason the push for better school conditions and education. I got the...