By Serena Mao You’ve finished nearly all of your Chipotle meal––sitting there slumped in your chair, fork dangling from a few tired fingers, stomach seemingly twice as large than it was half an hour earlier. “I can’t finish this,” you mumble. “Eat …
Read More »High Stress
By Aimi Wen At this point, I am pretty sure that everyone has heard about how stressed us teenagers are today. However, it is a topic that needs to be continuously talked about because our stress levels have not gone down, and …
Read More »High Intensity Burst Workouts vs. Low Intensity Steady State – Which is Better?
By Kevin Bryan With summer fast approaching, many students and adults alike are working towards their goal of having a “summer bod’ ”, which essentially means toning their muscles and revealing their abs. However, in order to reach this target, it is …
Read More »The E.U.’s New Privacy Law
By Bo The GDPR is a set of regulations set by the European Union to protect personal data of people living in the European Union, and is comprised of around 900 homogenous rules in the over 200 page long law. The GDPR …
Read More »An Unavoidable Bias
By Serena Mao Sitting bewildered in my sixth grade class, my jaw dropped wide open as I viewed the events before me unfold. As part of our health unit, we were studying physical appearance and the resulting effects of bias––what is called …
Read More »Helping Kids Get a Head Start
By Krystal Yang Lyndon B. Johnson ascended to the presidency after President Kennedy’s death, bringing with him new policies to fight poverty and racial discrimination under a blanket term, “The Great Society.” As president, Johnson instituted the Great Society reforms to aid …
Read More »NBA Championships
By Derek Dong The Cleveland Cavaliers had a good shot at stealing away Game 1 of the 2017-2018 NBA Championships from the Warriors at Oracle Arena last Thursday, but fell short after a crucial blunder by shooting guard J.R. Smith. After …
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