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Negative Effects of Homework

By Katherine Han Imagine this: You get out of school around 3:00 pm, and you’re probably pretty tired from the 7 hours of instruction. After school, you still have one or two activities to attend. Say you get home around 6:30 pm. …

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Health Care in the United States

If you have been following the news lately, you might know that Trump and the Republicans want to dismantle Obamacare. It’s a hallmark of Obama’s administration, and it’s something that Democrats are desperately trying to save. But what really is Obamacare, and …

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The Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Submitted by: Aimi Wen Turtles, rhinos, tigers, leopards, penguins—these are probably the first few animals people think of when asked about endangered animals. Cute, adorable animals that look good on television. However, nobody thinks about endangered fish species, especially if the most …

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Henry Judah Heimlich

By Michael Chang The creator of the Heimlich Maneuver and numerous other medical techniques, Henry Judah Heimlich helped save millions of lives. His discoveries and inventions were put to use immediately by the American Red Cross Organization, and is part of the …

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Pros and Cons of Standardized Testing

By Mihika Badjate Standardized testing is a topic much debated today, as it affects the education of students from as early as first grade. Whether it is STAR tests or ERBs, most students have to take standardized tests every year that give …

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Fossil Fuel and Us

Submitted by: David Zhang The agriculture industry in the United States lost over 2.8 billion dollars from damage done by fossil fuel emissions in 2002, according to the Carnegie Institution. Although some people may think that reducing the use of fossil fuels …

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