Serena Mao One of the most significant aspects of Donald Trump’s presidency so far has been the US-China trade war. The two world superpowers have been involved in an intense tit-for-tat trade war for the past few months. The situation ignited from …
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We’ve all been through that “having trouble sleeping” stage, whether we were little or grown up. I’d lie awake until three in the morning before hysterical crying for my parents to comfort me. Let me just say, it’s my least favorite memory …
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By Kung-Min Lin *image above: Pelagite: A manganese nodule found in the deep seafloor – can be used to enhance rolling and forging qualities As technological development approaches its pinnacle, the world’s supply of precious metals such as nickel are running out …
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By Kevin Bryan Everyone will be exposed to alcohol at some time or another when attending parties or large celebrations with friends. While alcohol in moderation can assist in making a fun time for everyone, knowing the signals of when someone has …
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by Yi Zhang Harness the Light – Nobel Prize 2018 for Physics The 2018 Physics Nobel prize has been just awarded to 3 physicists for work on lasers. Professor Arthur Ashkin, the inventor of “Optical Tweezer”, receives half of the award while …
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Serena Mao All the decisions in you’ve ever made have led up to you reading this sentence right here, right now. Most of these decisions were purposeful- they were made consciously, and of your own choice. But other circumstances have drastically swayed …
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By Julie Broch Purdue Polytechnic High School is trying a new approach that aids autistic students in school and set them up to accomplish more in life. In a traditional school setting, autistic students often find themselves struggling, trying twice as hard …
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