Varsity basketball competes in Don Lugo Tournament

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Most of us who grew up watching Disney fairytales are familiar with the franchise’s iconic royalty. In fact, having a favorite Disney princess was an integral part of our childhood — our go-to Halloween costume, our hired guest of choice at birthday parties and most...

Column: How I secured an internship at UCLA

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Crisis: Halted STEM Growth due to ‘Desert Education’

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Fountain Valley swim sinks Newport Harbor Sailors

by Reese Meister | Sports

Disclaimer: Reese Meister is a member of the FVHS swim team. Fountain Valley High School’s swim team competed against the Newport Harbor Sailors on April 19. The Barons ultimately pulled through with a narrow win with a final score of 496.5 points to 480.5 points. The...

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