By Jinsong Tu There are 45 million people raising a total of 63 million dogs in the United States. There are a total of more than 4000 dog breeds in the world. Do you know which dog breed is the most popular …
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Here are some facts about the holiday season’s impact on our environment: As many as 30 million Christmas trees will be dumped in the landfill each year More than a billion Christmas cards are likely to be dumped or burnt – which, …
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The Kim dynasty has had control of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea since 1948 and has been ruthless to its political enemies both inside and out of the country. This “Mount Paektu Bloodline” remains in total control of the country, and …
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By Roger Kim On December 12, 2017, Tuesday, at 1:11am, San Francisco’s first Asian-American mayor, Edward Lee, died at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital at the age of 65. The mayor arrived at the hospital in critical condition shortly after 10 pm …
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by Anonymous *from report published by Palo Alto Online. “We have definitely worked with some students whose universities have tried to cover up their assaults, have tried to silence them.” Isn’t it sad that high school and college campuses take plagiarism more …
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By Brian Wu (吴睿博) Crew, also known as rowing, is a traditional sport that first appeared in ancient Egypt. It is based on the use of oars to move forward through water. There are some different classes in athletic crew competition, ranging …
Read More »Pollution and the Taj Mahal
Submitted by: Antonia Zhou The Taj Mahal is a grand ivory marble mausoleum built on the banks of India’s Yamuna river. It is regarded by many as India’s most beautiful monument, and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one …
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