By: Michelle Hua Since the lock-down has begun, many students have switched to online learning in place of physical school. On top of the change in setting, many schools have also changed their schedules as well. In my experience, my school changed …
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By Serena Mao Modern teenagers are often associated with disobedience, taking risks, and making irrational decisions. Though many families can relate to these stereotypes, fewer attempt to analyze the scientific and logical basis for the difference in behavior between teenagers and adults, …
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By Kevin Zhang On August 4th, 2020, several large explosions rocked Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. At least 70 people have been killed and it is estimated that over 4,000 others are injured. Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab spoke of a “dangerous …
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By: Allen Bryan Amid the tensions of racial injustice, the NBA has just started scrimmages between the teams. But, as many expected, due to these difficult times, many took a knee during the National Anthem in protest of racial injustice. Here, we …
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By: Emily Zhang Running is a good form of exercise to promote weight loss and a healthy lifestyle. As a beginner, cater to your own pace and goals by setting a specific number of times you run in a week. 3 to …
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By Andy Chen A primary principle in economics is that all people are self-fulfilling, and by acting in their own self interest, they consequently and unknowingly improve society as a whole. This same principle applies to college apps — those who pad …
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By Kevin Zhang U.S. Officials have long worried that apps such as TikTok pose a national risk because of their ties to the Chinese government. ByteDance, a Chinese company, owns TikTok, which boasts about having more than 100 million users in the …
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