Tempus Magazine By Students, For Students

By Mihika Badjate Almost every school has some sort of student government, such as ASB (Associated Student Body), or an informally elected student council for each grade. Elections for these student representatives are often labeled “popularity contests,” as many students vote for …

By: Eileen Guo Though cliche, many literary characters experience similar feelings and need to overcome similar challenges. Author Charlotte Bronte builds an interesting story that unfolds with intertextual relations throughout her novel Jane Eyre, connecting Jane’s experiences with those of other literary …

By Ryane Li Australian bushfires have been terrorizing residents as over 1,000 residences and millions of acres have been lost to the raging fires. Unfortunately, wildfires are becoming more and more common as climate change has grown steadily, leaving people and animals …

By: Michael Chang Cholera was the nightmare of all civilizations, ancient to medieval, to the rich and the poor. This deadly bacteria, Vibrio Cholerae, does not discriminate. Once it finds its way into the water supply of a village or city, rivers …

by Serena Mao On the first of February, WhatsApp’s service was discontinued for 0.3% of a total of 2.5 billion people have the app. Although this seems like a small percentage, it amounts to millions of people who will lose access to …

Serena Mao It’s universally accepted––almost obvious––that one should be kind to others. This means putting others first, going out of your way to do favors, and avoiding selfish actions. Indeed, it is often hard for many to be conventionally nice, as human …

By Krystal Yang The word “edutainment” has been floating around a lot in the news, especially in the era of the “Internet Age.” The term “edutainment” describes a flourishing industry that mixes education and entertainment. Education and entertainment have traditionally stood at …