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Freerunning: From Point A to B

Mira Costa seniors Gunner Robinson and David Lopez find their solitude in a sanctuary quite unlike anything else. Nestled away in the outskirts of the South Bay is their safe haven: an obstacle-filled building named Tempest Academy. Tempest Academy specializes in teaching freerunning, which… Freerunning: From Point A to B
<a href="https://highschool.latimes.com/author/olundp/" target="_self">Paul Olund</a>

Paul Olund

February 1, 2015

Mira Costa seniors Gunner Robinson and David Lopez find their solitude in a sanctuary quite unlike anything else. Nestled away in the outskirts of the South Bay is their safe haven: an obstacle-filled building named Tempest Academy.

Tempest Academy specializes in teaching freerunning, which…

Freerunning: From Point A to B

Column: This winter, encourage eating

Column: This winter, encourage eating

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Every December, malls wrap their fake indoor plants in silver tinsel, radio stations blast Christmas carols with different beats but the same lyrics, and people from Southern California convince themselves that 65 degrees is below freezing and worthy of a scarf, mug...

B4L changes its look

B4L changes its look

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The slogan “Baron For Life” is intertwined throughout the Fountain Valley High School campus and culture. It finds itself embedded in speeches, posters and most prominently in the B4L raffle here at FVHS. The four B4L values of being considerate, analytical, curious...