No, Really, What is Music? Attempting to define music brings us into complex, philosophical debates that present multiple conflicting ideas about the nature of music and what it really is. After all, philosophers have struggled over the centuries to really define music …
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Submitted by Aimi Wen I shivered in my flimsy T-shirt and glared up at the gray sky. Just yesterday, anticipating balmy 80 degree days and sweating under my thick sweatshirt, I had packed up all my winter clothes and replaced them with …
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Most people understand the importance of fats, carbohydrates and proteins, but pay very little attention to micronutrients found in fruits and vegetables. Many students who are committed to sports, exercise, and strength training sometimes do not understand the importance of eating a …
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By Mihika Badjate The crowd waits with bated breath, watching the basketball leave the player’s hands and as if in slow motion, descend through the hoop. As the buzzer rings for the final time, the gym erupts into cheers and students, decked …
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By: Theresa Tu BART is the main transportation to cities in the San Francisco Bay Area. On March 25, 2017, the BART Warm Springs station, located near the south part of Fremont officially opened for use. The Warm Springs station is the …
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By Roger Kim On June 9, 2017, NASA selected its astronaut class of 2017, the largest since 2000. The five women and seven men selected as the agency’s new astronaut candidates rose to the top of more than 18,300 applicants. With the …
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Submitted by Stephanie Zhang When one thinks of a city, parks typically don’t come to mind. To be sure, parks are part of cities, yet they also are not—parks are a sort of seclusion from the hustle and bustle of manmade skyscrapers …
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