News

• Horoscopes 2021
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  Composting, Crafting and Community
  Simple ways to reduce waste in your household Many feel that they must make drastic lifestyle changes in order to reduce their carbon footprint, but every little bit helps our lovely Mother Earth. These simple and effective ways to reduce waste in the household benefit you, your community, and your environment!  Plastic takes thousands of
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  Silverwolf of the Month – February 2021
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  Events at Capitol Hill
  On Wednesday, January 6th, 2021, the United States Capitol was stormed, following a rally held by Donald Trump. The mob of maskless rioting Trump supporters overtook the building, attempting to overturn the congressional session confirming president elect Joe Biden’s win in the November 2020 elections.  Some of Donald Trump’s words at the Save America March
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  Music Legend, MF DOOM has passed away
  MF DOOM, a prominent figure in rap and hip hop music, passed away on October 31, 2020. After a few quiet months, the rapper’s death was revealed on his official instagram account, (@mfdoom) on New Year’s Eve of 2020, by his wife, Jasmine Dumile. At 49 years old, Daniel Dumile (MF DOOM) passed away due

Student Life

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  Students with special talents: Brooklyn Young
  This year at Fremont has been a  unique experience with not a lot of room for the  promotion of sports, arts, dances, or anything else of that sort. But just because there hasn’t been a lot of promotion for these activities doesn’t mean that they aren’t going on. In fact, they very much are. There
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  Composting, Crafting and Community
  Simple ways to reduce waste in your household Many feel that they must make drastic lifestyle changes in order to reduce their carbon footprint, but every little bit helps our lovely Mother Earth. These simple and effective ways to reduce waste in the household benefit you, your community, and your environment!  Plastic takes thousands of
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  Spring Fashion
  Get Artsy this spring with the latest fashion trends! With vintage styles expected to come back this summer, spring’s the right time to hunt for some of the best pieces for your warm-weather-wardrobe.
• Q3 Midterm Comics- “Pop Culture and Lifestyles”
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  Winter Fashion
  Ughhhh winter. Even though its snowy and cold, fashion’s still great this time of the year! Check out some of the best picks when it comes to winter fashion for 2020!

A & E

• Behind the Scenes: Theater Stage Crew
  What is a better way to avoid boredom and complacency than to become immersed in the art of acting? The drama department has been in full swing still with their plays and all the things that they have upcoming and everything that they are preparing. Most students in the school might not know how much
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  The Old Man and The Old Moon
  The Old Man and The Old Moon Though Fremont’s theater department hasn’t gotten to do much this year, we can always count on them to put on an incredible show. They did just that with “The Old Man and The Old Moon”, an amazing story that reminds us of finding love in darkness. Something we
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  Inspiring Others Through Art
  At the beginning of every March when spring is in the air and we’re all ready for a little more sunshine, the Fremont art show comes around and lifts all of our spirits. It’s really an exciting experience to walk through and see the incredible works of art our classmates, peers and friends have created,
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  Daft Punk Calls it Quits After 28 Years
  After 28 years, the electronic duo, Daft Punk has officially called it quits. Giving the news through a cinematic video, the duo announced that their 2013 album, Random Access Memories, would be their last. The infamous breakup video, called “Epilogue”, which is the sole feature on their official website, was sourced from footage used in
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  Modern Filmmaking with “Wonder Woman: 1984”
  Despite a less-than-flattering critics’ reception, the newest “Wonder Woman” installment continues to showcase our heroine at her very finest.  When director Patty Jenkins’s first “Wonder Woman” premiered in theaters in 2017, the following Oscars ceremony saw a celebration of 90 years of cinematic achievement. From golden age classics to modern day triumphs, the film industry

Sports

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  Girls Basketball Wins State and Competes In Nationals
  The girls basketball team had an incredible year with a 14-0 region streak and an overall undefeated record of 26-0. The Wolves came on top as they claimed the State title of the 1st 6A division and were invited to compete at Nationals with only 4 other teams in the country.  The girls basketball team
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  A Cheer Season Unlike Any Other
  The cheer team has had a busy season with a new coach, a new team, and new circumstances to overcome. One of the biggest highlights of the season for the cheer team was having the opportunity to support another fellow cheerleader from Clearfield High, named Sarah Frei. Sarah Frei was severely injured in a car
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  Boys’ Wrestling Refuse to Lose
  Fremont’s boys’ wrestling produces yet another terrific season, the team ranking third in Utah and senior wrestler Nolan Keiser taking state. Practicing for an hour and forty-five minutes three days a week, to then turn and compete for two or three days, boys’ wrestling is a commitment to say the least – especially when taking
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  The Swim Team Outdoes the 2020 Season
  The swim team had a successful season this year being that ⅓ of the team was new to swimming in a competitive aspect. The boys finished in 5th place at region and the girls finished in 6th.There were 14 swimmers that competed in the state meet this season.  The team accomplished so many goals like,
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  Dominate Wrestling Like a Girl
  Fremont’s girl wrestlers excelled in their season, ranking third in Utah’s first ever girls’ wrestling state tournament. “You play like a girl!”  Well, if I’m anything like the members of Fremont’s girls’ wrestling team, then that statement’s nothing short of the highest praise.  According to Wrestling Coach Mark Hugie, while the majority of Fremont’s boy

Opinion

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  OK Human.
  OK Computer.  A total classic- by possibly one of the most incel branded bands of all time, Radiohead. Now imagine that, but for teenage boys who have never spoken to a woman in their life… and now you have Weezer’s new album, OK Human. Releasing countless songs that put a spin on Radiohead’s concepts and lyrics,
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  Modern Filmmaking with “Wonder Woman: 1984”
  Despite a less-than-flattering critics’ reception, the newest “Wonder Woman” installment continues to showcase our heroine at her very finest.  When director Patty Jenkins’s first “Wonder Woman” premiered in theaters in 2017, the following Oscars ceremony saw a celebration of 90 years of cinematic achievement. From golden age classics to modern day triumphs, the film industry
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  Siena-feld: Season 2 – “No soup for you!”
  Season two of a series on life’s most unfortunate observations, inspired by the 90’s sitcom “Seinfeld.”   This last semester here at Fremont High School has been a lot to say the least. From two school soft closures to a recorded 310,000 Covid cases confirmed across the state, there’s been a lot to take in with
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  Siena-feld: Season 1 – “Who is this?”
  A series on life’s most unfortunate observations, heavily based on the beloved 90’s sitcom “Seinfeld.“ This past summer, many of us looked to things for comfort and escapism while the dreaded Covid-19 pandemic took our country by full throttle. For me, that escapism came with watching the 1990’s sitcom “Seinfeld,” starring – who would’ve guessed

Comics

Comics Q3
“Spring Break!”