By: Eileen Guo Addressing anger or sadness at home or in a relationship can be difficult, but beneficial. It’s no secret that suppressing emotions can be damaging to health. Studies show that people who don’t address their emotions experience lower overall well-being, …
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By: Emily Zhang While most people agree on brushing their teeth at night, many often debate about when to brush their teeth in the morning. Some people like to brush teeth as soon as they get up, while others brush after eating …
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by Jun Ryu With the smart home market set to reach $151.4 billion by 2024, the market has been growing rapidly as the world becomes increasingly technology-focused. The smart home market’s increase in value is directed by the mass influx of internet …
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We all know those people who we think are backstabbers, rude, or strange enough that we should stay away from. Often, this perception of them causes us to distance ourselves, striving to interact with them as little as possible. However, this common …
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By Derek Dong The UK was due to leave the EU on Thursday, but Prime Minister Johnson was required to request an extension after Parliament failed to agree a Brexit deal. The prime minister had repeatedly said the UK would leave on …
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By Krystal Yang Senioritis. A word that modern high-schoolers like to toss around when they procrastinate on homework, show up late to class, or suddenly call in “sick” on Friday. As a senior myself, I often catch myself complaining about “senioritis” during …
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By Owen Xu Li Dorian has changed trajectory and left the United States, but now it’s heading to Canada.The post-tropical cyclone headed to Sambro Creek in Nova Scotia, Canada, at 7:15 pm. Dorian’s maximum sustained winds were recorded at 100 mph (155 …
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