Serena Mao Social change is abundant in America. Since its founding, its ideals have been changed and warped through time. For instance, early Americans created the social construct of race to control the “subordinates” and slaves, thus influencing the perspectives and stereotypes …
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Britain left the European Union on Friday after 47 years of membership, taking a leap into the unknown The United Kingdom faces an uncertain future as it left the European Union after years of political wrangling that followed the Brexit vote in …
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By: Eileen Guo YesStyle is a Hong Kong retailer that sells a wide range of products, from clothing to makeup to outdoor essentials, at prices as low as two dollars. Although prices and products appeal to a wide range of consumers, the …
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Derek Dong Using mapping data from satellites, NASA scientists have recently found that pollution has been decreasing in China — likely due to the coronavirus. In addition to the economic slowdown, Coronavirus is also causing pollution emissions to decrease dramatically as well. …
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By: Emily Zhang Calcium is a very important nutrient for the body. Calcium is essential to maintain your bones, muscles, heart, and nerves. If your body lacks calcium, it can lead to illnesses like osteoporosis. With children, a lack of calcium will …
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By David Zhang With the recent outbreak of the nCov Virus, more commonly known as the Corona Virus, countries across the world have taken notice and are taking measures to curb the spread of the disease. The virus is throwing a wrench …
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Serena Mao Running into problems can be frustrating, especially when it means we start obsessing indefinitely about them and see no end in sight. A problem we can’t seem to solve or an idea we can’t seem to squeeze out from our …
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