By Lauren Watt Most people in the nation attend public school. However, some students are homeschooled. Homeschooling has had a stigma over the years as an option that not many people favor, but these people often forget that pros and cons come …
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A Musician’s Dilemma In 2004, the New York Times published an article titled “The Juilliard Effect: Ten Years Later” that traced 44 musicians who graduated from the Juilliard School and compared their careers ten years after graduation. Needless to say, the results …
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Submitted by: Aimi Wen On June 1st, 2017, President Trump announced that he will withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, an agreement that only Syria and Nicaragua are not part of. His decision shocked all countries. America is expected to have an …
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By Roger Kim In mid-April, Harvard University rescinded the acceptance offers of 10 students after administrators learned that the students had shared obscene memes in a private Facebook group. The Facebook group was an offshoot of the official Harvard Class of …
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By Vincent Huang On June 3, 2017, right before 10 p.m., a rented white van plowed across the London Bridge heading towards the Borough Market, filled with stores and restaurants. The van was driving at speeds of more than twice the speed …
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By R. Brady Everyone learns differently. From visually memorizing information to writing it down multiple times, retaining information and study habits vary from student to student. Though there are many different ways to study and memorize information, learning types have been organized …
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Parts of the Orchestra By: Eric Guo Orchestras have been around for over 400 years, but they have changed drastically since then. From what began as a group of musicians of around 30 in size in the Baroque era of the 1600s …
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