Top Five Movies to Watch During Coronacation
Kayla Reyes, Print Editor-in-Chief
March 24, 2020
Here are a few great movies to occupy your time during this extended break. Hopefully they’ll keep your mind off of the anxiety-ridden world and the plethora of problems you may be facing. Number Five: “To All the Boys P.S. I Still Live You” The sequel to “To All the Boys I’ve ...
A New Kind Of Rom-Com
Morgan Kromer, Staff Reporter
March 7, 2020
“Isn’t It Romantic” introduces a new way to look at topics such as homosexuality, women in the workplace, and especially self-love. This romantic comedy features Rebel Wilson as Natalie who goes on a mental crusade at her workplace against romantic comedies, only to find herself placed in her own....
The Light In The Darkness
Sarah Percy, Staff Reporter
March 4, 2020
When I first grabbed this novel off the library’s shelves, I was expecting a typical romance story. A story of two young teenagers that meet in a coffee shop as the sun breeches the windows and shines a light onto the girl’s porcelain face. They instantly fall in love at that moment and become insep...
Pure CAOS
Morgan Kromer, Staff Reporter
February 19, 2020
Part three of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina recently came out on Netflix in January and, of course, I had to binge. After so much happening at the end of part two, with Lucifer coming back in his celestial state at the hand of Sabrina, things took a turn for the worst in Greendale as the story picke...
Properly Productive Snow Day
Kierigan McEvoy, Wed Assignments Editor
February 7, 2020
Every kids dream: waking up to absolutely zero snow on the ground but somehow getting out of going to school for the day. It can’t get any better than that. Sleeping in until 10:00 a.m. (or later because, you know, high schoolers), moving your hibernation from your room to the couch (for those not coo...
“Jersey Boys” Jives
Megan Percy, Web Editor-In-Chief
February 7, 2020
Walking into the beautifully ornate house of the Fabulous Fox Theater, the simplistic set seemed situationally ironic. Just a couple of poles, wooden boards and the background of a sunset coming up over the dark silhouette of a small town made up the set of what was one of the most renowned musicals i...
A Night of Smiles
Emma Clasen, Staff Reporter
January 31, 2020
The night starts off with a red carpet. You hear your name announced and the crowd cheering. You feel on top of the world, like a celebrity. You walk into a room with lights of many colors and upbeat music. Your confidence boosts, you’re still nervous but your buddy makes you feel safe. You feel t...
Arcade on the Go
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
January 22, 2020
When I heard about a new subscription service being added to the Apple App Store, I was initially very skeptical. As someone who has a general distaste for subscribing to a continuously paid program, this market ploy wasn’t very appealing. Creating something interesting or appealing then locking it be...
“Tragical Romance and All”
Faith Beckmann, Staff Reporter
January 10, 2020
January 3, 2020: I woke up to the alarm I set for myself blaring “Ahead By A Century” by The Tragically Hip. At first I wanted to go back to sleep, as usual when I am forced awake, but then I remembered something. Today was the day I had been looking forward to for months, “Anne With An E” se...
Frozen Fanfare
Faith Jacoby, Staff Reporter
December 6, 2019
This movie has been anticipated for six years by people (arguably) of every age group. I remember seeing Frozen in the theater with my grandma and two little cousins when I was ten years old, and I loved it. Now that I am sixteen and got to see Queen Elsa in the theater once again, I was overjoyed. Ac...
Fishing for Memories
Sam Chen, Staff Reporter
November 21, 2019
“This one okay?” “Yes, that one.” The sounds of people buying fish fill my ears as I enter the fish market. The lights flicker, illuminating a row of fish and seafood tanks, and the dead fish on display. The labels, laminated and water-stained paper, read both in Chinese and badly-translated...
Renaissance Cupcakes: A Review
Essy Ingram, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2019
Caramel-coated light danced across the linoleum flooring, highlighting the dried up flakes of egg white, residue from the egg that got away. Just five minutes into gathering our raw ingredients, disaster ensues. The fallen embryo served as almost an omen of what our evening had in store for us. The we...
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
March 2, 2020
I've never consumed caffeine myself but I'm almost positive that this is how it will turn out. It's definitely a sight to observe.
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Staff Reporter
Aidan Allen is a sophomore and this is his first year in FHC publications. He joined publications to explore his writing style and improve his skills. He already enjoys spoken word poetry and often writes...