Serena Mao No one is an all-knowing robot––all of us have times where we are wrong about things. Sometimes, we realize that an opinion we originally held wasn’t necessarily correct before making that opinion public, thus hiding the fact that we were …
Read More »Jussie Smollett Update
Recently, Jussie Smollett pleaded not guilty to newfound charges that accuse him of faking an attack on himself last year and a filing police claiming that the attack was real. His lawyer entered the not guilty please to six counts of felony …
Read More »Dualism and the Soul
By: Eileen Guo From Jelaluddin Rumi’s excerpt, “The Guest House”, he uses the metaphor of a guest house to describe life’s journey. A guest house is comprised of an assortment of all different types of people; whether they be polite or impudent, …
Read More »The Coronavirus
By: Michelle Hua With the start of 2020, a new virus emerged and has been identified as a part of a branch of coronaviruses. Many are scared of this new coronavirus, but not everyone is aware of the facts behind it. The …
Read More »Saving the Bees
By David Zhang Bees are a pivotal supporter of human society, indirectly providing us with the food we need to live. They pollinate flowers, allowing them to reproduce and produce and grow the fruits and vegetables humans eat so much. Some crops, …
Read More »Racism and the Coronavirus
Serena Mao The world’s attention has suddenly been focused on a virus that has seen a recent outbreak: the coronavirus. Around 200 people in China have already died due to the virus, and the outbreak has spread to a just under 18 …
Read More »Second Coronavirus Update
Recently, the International Health Regulations Emergency Committee of the WHO declared the outbreak a “public health emergency of international concern external icon” Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that are common in people and many different species of animals, including camels, …
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