By Timothy Ding Many people in the US carry concealed weapons; regulating these weapons is a major issue. In most locations in the USA, gun control is allowed but often restricted. There are several locations that have different forms of gun control. …
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Myth 1: Chocolate will damage your health Fact: This myth is only true if you eat excessive amounts all the time. If you eat a large amount and then stop for a long time, your body will easily offset the increase in …
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Soylent, Yeah! Food, or some type of nutrition and sustenance, is necessary for all species. If you take a look at this pyramid, you can see that the need for food is located at the base of the human needs pyramid. …
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Tracking the Benefits of Fracking by Shirley Cheng Humans tend to disregard a problem until it becomes so big that it’s almost impossible to solve. Global warming is one of these problems. Sure, we all know that global warming is happening …
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Skipping a Grade in Math: the Pros and Cons Skipping a grade in math for many students is an excellent option, but there are some disadvantages that can affect a student’s choice. Benefits: It can stimulate interest in mathematics and strengthen …
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By Cherri Wang We all started as immigrants. America is essentially a nation of newcomers that promises freedom. Yet despite the origins of this country, discrimination is still prevalent throughout. As a Chinese-American, I have experienced the all of the stereotypical and …
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Live a Dignified Life By Sun Yan (Translated by F. Chen) Today I chatted with a new friend on WeChat. He lives in Beijing. He asked me how long I have been in US. I told him I’ve lived in the U.S. …
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