by David Zhang As Climate Change continues to occur due to numerous human-produced waste products such as methane and CO2, the race is on to find sustainable methods of removing these byproducts; especially, CO2, tons of which is produced everyday and will …
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By Kevin Zhang On April 19th, 2020, a gunman by the name of Gabriel Wortman impersonated a police officer and went on a shooting rampage that lasted around 12 hours and spanned for miles. The shooting began when the 51-year-old denture-fitter attacked …
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By: Eileen Guo As an artist, it’s easy for me to illustrate ideas and concepts but it hasn’t helped me stay organized. Cinematography, painting, photography, and graphic design have been creative outlets but they haven’t helped with my time management. Junior year …
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By: Brian (Ruibo) Wu Nowadays, due to the increasing COVID-19 virus crisis, most people are quarantined at home helplessly, facing uncertainty. However, even though face masks and hand sanitizers are out of stock, there are still ways to protect and improve the …
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by David Zhang In 2011, Japan faced a momentous disaster after the reactors of the Daiichi Power Plant melted down, releasing radiation in the Fukushima area. Over 160,000 people evacuated, leaving behind a desolate region saturated with radiation. Over the years, the …
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Serena Mao Everyone’s panicking (or sleeping excessively) during the coronavirus scare right now. And even if they’re not, it’s still one of the first things on their minds: after all, everything we do seems to be directly impacted by this sudden devastating …
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By David Zhang Since the end of the civil war, a horrifically bloody battle over the disparity in the North and South caused by the polarizing issue of slavery. In 1864, the war was over, but that did not do much to …
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