Opinion

American Horror Story: A Review

Opinion | May 12, 2022 | by Brielle Webb

American Horror Story is one of the most renowned television horror anthologies to date. However, not everyone has time to sift through all the reviews online or watch the series beginning to end. If you’re interested in checking out the…

Flex Should Be Flexible

Editorial, Opinion | May 12, 2022 | by Hailey Shaw

Is flex necessary for all students or should it just be an option for those that need it? Last year, Fremont faced a year of uncertainty due to the widespread conditions of Covid-19. With this came masks, social distancing, contact…

The Dress Code Debate

Editorial, Opinion | May 12, 2022 | by Nevaeh Villastrigo

Here are some pros and cons about the dress code we all face at school, work, and other organized events. In a published article, “The Issues with Dress Codes by Ary Eagan”, it shows a survey of students who had…

Students’ Growing Responsibilities: It’s Not 1995 Anymore.

Opinion | March 25, 2022 | by Marlie Hansen

With the job market ridden with vacancies and openings, it is evident that a part of the workforce is not as full as years past, but why is this happening? It’s no secret that high school students today are less…

Fremont’s Bathrooms Ranked

Opinion | March 24, 2022 | by durrantmi2

By: Adee McClain and Micheal Durrant Fremont’s bathrooms: funky or fresh? After visiting the school’s bathrooms, it is easy to tell that there are big differences between them. Some are fairly disgusting, while others are Maverick-level quality bathrooms. Here’s the…

Eating Disorders

Opinion | March 23, 2022 | by Hailey Shaw

9% of the United States suffers from an eating disorder each year and thanks to the anxiety and stress increasing throughout the pandemic, they’re on the rise.We’ve all seen the pictures. The Instagram posts, the magazine covers, the red carpet…

Unpopular Parking

Opinion | January 27, 2022 | by Brielle Webb

Fremont’s parking passes have become an increasingly disliked aspect of the student experience and here’s why. At the beginning of every school year, the student body faces a myriad of fees. The classes themselves can add up to well over…

The Meaning of Holidays Under the Plastic Wrapping

Opinion | January 21, 2022 | by Hailey Shaw

These days, Christmas means Santa bringing a toy whose name was copied in crayon from an Amazon page. Halloween can’t be mentioned without costumes from Spirit Halloween dominating the conversation. And nearly no one can think of Thanksgiving without also…

Horror Movies Through the Decades

Opinion | November 3, 2021 | by Brielle Webb

“What’s Your Favorite Scary Movie? You have to have a favorite, what comes to mind?” -Ghostface, Scream’s Iconic Killer When choosing a favorite scary movie, many factors come into play. From the plotline, characters, and gore, every part of a…

Banned Books in Utah

Opinion | January 10, 2021 | by Hailey Shaw

Book banning has long been a controversial topic, but this year, a group of Utah parents have come together to write a legislation banning books from school libraries in an “Anti-Pornography” bill. While indecent books are a legitimate cause for…