By Shannon Yan Americans Anthony Sadler, Spencer Stone, and Alek Skarlatos (two of whom were in the military) were vacationing in Europe when they stopped a massacre from occurring during a train ride on Friday, August 21. The high speed train was …
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By: Josie Huang What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of the beach? Is it people laughing and sun tanning? Or do you think of sand and waves with the sun shining bright and people swimming with …
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Submitted By: Jessica Lee I have been in high school for around two weeks, and I am slowly adapting to the new environment. I have experienced many changes already that make high school different from middle school. Firstly, teachers have higher expectations. …
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School, sadly, is starting again. Stress is unavoidable, but don’t make it even worse with things you can actually control. High school, especially, means unhealthy hours of sleeping, eating habits, and stress levels. As much as we complain and try to change …
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Parent Interview: Student Stress and Wellness On August 9th, the student stress and wellness speech was held. The speech covered the student stress and wellness survey report. We invited couple speakers to talk about the stress that the students have. And …
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By: Jocelyn Li Any fan of Korean culture, whether it be the food, the language, or the entertainment, is bound to have heard of K-pop. Korea’s entertainment industry includes TV shows and dramas, music, and gaming, and their distinct way of portraying …
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Submitted by Mengyu Liu Undeniably, throughout this century, environmental issues have always been one of the most heated topics. China, as the largest developing country, and America, as the strongest developed country, both suffered, and is still suffering, from different extents of …
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