Serena Mao No one lives life without mistakes, regrets, or failures. At some point in time, something is bound to go awry. It might be a stroke of bad luck, or an impulsive decision that appears to be nonsense in retrospect. No …
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By Derek Dong The United States had removed tariffs overnight from over 400 Chinese products in response to requests from U.S. companies. China’s Commerce Ministry, in a brief statement, described the talks as “constructive”, and said they had also had a good …
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By Krystal Yang William Shakespeare, who also goes by the title “Bard of Avon”, is considered the greatest dramatist of all time. With a life shrouded in mystery (some even contest his very existence), people around the world only have his famous plays and …
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By: Haley Parrett As any Gunn student may know, sleepless nights are a part of the “Gunn experience”. Whether you are doing homework, playing video games, finishing a painting, watching a movie, facetiming friends, or cramming for the SAT, most (if not …
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Christina Hua Burning lands is a tactic often used by farmers to clear the land, get rich nutrients in the soil, and re-start their planting. Though risky, most of the time it pays off, leaving farmers with good land to work with. …
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By: Michelle Hua Homeopathy is considered by small groups of people to be an alternative to modern medicine. Within these groups, modern medicine is often seen as an unnatural way that is potentially toxic, and that the correct way to treat someone …
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By David Zhang The WAIC(World Artifical Intelligence conference) in Shanghai, started at the end of August, gathering over 300 exhibitors from tech companies large and small. There were also many talks, the most anticipated one being the discussion between Jack Ma and …
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