ASB Survey Announced

On Tuesday January 17th during SSR, ASB will be conducting a student survey in order to assess student satisfaction.  The survey will consist of three open ended questions which students may answer voluntarily.  All responses will be kept anonymous and ASB will later analyze the results. ASB Activities Director, Quinton Dang, said “the survey is [...]

Water Polo Player Injured On Campus

At approximately 2:15 p.m. today a Fountain Valley High School water polo player fell and injured his head. According to reports, the water polo player and at least one other student were running around and playing on the pool deck. Wet and slippery conditions contributed to the accident. Emergency personnel from the city of Fountain [...]

9/11: Have Too Many Forgotten?

On September 11, 2001, America fell victim to an attack that many believed impossible. Within two hours, the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center in New York City had fallen. Almost three thousand people were killed in  the tragedy, and ten years later, “We will never forget.” Sitting in a sports bar on a [...]

For the Record

In our April 29 paper issue of the Baron Banner, it was incorrectly stated that the La Quinta attempted kidnapping occured in Fountain Valley, California. In actuality, the kidnapping occured in Westminster, California, near Brookhurst street and Bishop Place.

BBN: Website Promotion & Applications

By Michelle Doan Editor-in-Chief Our Fountain Valley High School Baron Broadcast News (BBN) now has their very own official website where all BBN-goers may visit to read up on updates on inside scoop of the BBN behind-the-scenes as well as updates for upcoming episodes. If unable to watch an episode the day it premieres in the [...]

Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer FV vs. Los Alamitos

Photos By Sarah Rahman

Tragedy in Tucson

Written by Jacqueline Liu Last weekend, tragedy struck in Tuscon, Arizona. Twenty-two year old Jared Lee Loughner fired his gun outside a supermarket, killing six and injuring fourteen. One victim was a nine-year-old girl. Loughner also wounded U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, whom he had harbored a longstanding grudge against. Fortunately, Loughner was tackled by three [...]

College Essay Experience

I hate Jake. I also hate Bob. I don’t hate Jake and Bob because they keyed my car, or kicked my dog, or stole my ladyfriend. It’s because they’re applying to OCC. And only OCC. So they don’t need to apply for two more months. Jake and Bob like to advertise this fact while the [...]

Interview with HBUHSD School Board Candidate: Charlie Nguyen

By Marwa Aboubaker and Noushin Ahdoot Photos By Kennington Cung w/ Sarah Rahman and Joy Chen Engineer and business owner, Charlie Nguyen, grew up in the area and attended Westminster High School.  He claims that if elected, he will prioritize encouraging parental involvement and support teachers.  Nguyen strongly believes in Republican ideas and as business [...]

Interview with HBUHSD School Board Candidate: Kathy Iverson

By Christine Tran and Noushin Ahdoot Photos By Kennington Cung Former educator Kathy Iverson hopes fiscal responsibility based on student needs will alleviate the district’s financial woes.  She was named Soroptimist Woman of Distinction in Education in 1994 and OC teacher of the Year in 1989.  Iverson has over 30 years of teaching experience under [...]

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