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The Safest School in America

By Julie Broch Southwestern High School, located in Indiana, is the safest school in America. They have spent over 400,000 dollars on the installation of several security measures that greatly contribute to the safe environment present at Southwestern High. The classroom doors …

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Warmest Months on Record

By Ryane Li 2019 was a historically warm year as cities across the US reported record-breaking temperatures that lasted substantially. Forecasters reported hotter than usual weather predictions and the mid-summer months June, July, & September set the record for being the hottest …

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What Causes Anxiety and How to Reduce It

By: Peter Li We all have experienced different types of anxiety before. It could be being anxious before a test, being nervous before receiving a statement, being scared to speak in front of the public. What exactly is anxiety, what is it …

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A Prehistoric Civilization

By Michael Zhang We often get chances to see that in sci-fi movies or TV series, prehistoric civilizations existed. Putting the entertainment setting aside, a lot of pieces of evidence seem to be supporting this hypothesis. In 1972, a French factory imported …

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Forming Connections

The world is full of people––and any normal person will meet countless other people throughout their lives. Within a vast pool of individuals, we will remain close with very few of them. Our every interaction with each of these people with eventually …

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Death Sentencings of Khashoggi Killing Suspects

By Kevin Zhang On Monday, December 23rd, a Saudi court announced that five people had been sentenced to death for involvement in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.  Saud al-Qahtani, who is widely regarded as the mastermind behind the murder in the …

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