By: Zhen Lin I’m not good at music. Even though I started to learn piano since I was five, I wasn’t able to understand the logic or differentiate between the schools of classical music: Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic, etc. My mom would sigh …
Read More »Colleges and Universities’ Racial Discrimination
By: Vincent Huang The Trump administration has announced on Wednesday, August 2nd, that they plan to investigate racial discrimination against Asian Americans in college admissions. In previous years, the purpose of affirmative action taken in universities was to help people with …
Read More »The Importance of Net Neutrality
By Megan Tjandrasuwita The Internet is a prevalent tool of communication practically used by everyone nowadays. Just like water, it is a limited resource and therefore needs to be shared in a responsible manner. The basic Internet consists of a network of …
Read More »Partisanship in the US
By Michael Yang In recent years, especially following the election of Trump, partisanship has become especially prevalent. For instance, liberals’ attacks on Trump have become less about policy and more about personal affairs and relatively insignificant events. With both sides constantly attacking …
Read More »Kevin Durant: A Remarkable Team Player
By Megan Tjandrasuwita Kevin Durant, forward of the Golden State Warriors and the Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the last NBA playoff, has become an inspiration to many young fans not only for his talents but also for his teamwork. In his …
Read More »Should you worry about your job being replaced by the rising AI? (Part II)
By Kui Jia Given the advancement of technology and proliferation of data, a new wave of machine learning and AI is coming. Top high tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook are investing billions of dollars on AI and many …
Read More »Should you worry about your job being replaced by the rising AI? (Part I)
By Kui Jia Are you a medical doctor, school teacher, newspaper editor, stock trader, financial advisor, or software engineer? Have you ever worried about your current job being replaced one day by the new generation of technology and system automation? If you …
Read More »Why You Should Exercise
By Michael Yang Exercising is an activity which, aside from its obvious health benefits, improves one’s well-being in many ways. Not only does it improve one’s physical strength, and one’s appearance; it also holds surprisingly many mental benefits. One of exercise’s greatest …
Read More »Constructive Environment Protection
By: Zhinan Lin Many environment protection activists call for clean air and water, resource conservation, and less pollution of the city. This is a great effort that will benefit generations of children in the future. However, there is the fundamental question of …
Read More »Girl Power
By: Helen Wu From the beginning of history till recently commonly accepted theory, women are deemed inferior to men. In the Bible, woman was created by using one bone of man. In Darwin’s The Descent of Man, men attained “a higher eminence” …
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