By Peter Li Hi, I’m Peter Li, and I study at a high school in the United States. I would like to share my experience and thoughts on the differences between the Chinese and the American K-12 education systems. In the past …
Read More »Trump’s July 4th Celebration
By Kevin Zhang On July 4th, 2019, Trump displayed America’s pride and military might in a Fourth of July Celebration in Washington. Trump recognized each branch of the military at the beginning of the ceremony including the coming soon space force. He …
Read More »Dental Anxiety
By Allen Bryan Dental appointments are often a scary ordeal for people, as imagining metal tools and x-rays being inserted into the mouth is not a comfortable thought before the procedure. However, as hard as it may be to believe, dentists are …
Read More »Dental Anesthesia
By Sandra Reece Now on the third week of Dental Health Month, we are going to focus on types of anesthesia, as they are essential to alleviating pain for patients at the dentist’s office. Luckily for people of this generation, modern anesthesia …
Read More »Teeth Grinding
By Edward Mims As we saw in our article last week, this month is Dental Health Month. Therefore, we are going to continue on the topic of good oral health this week. This week’s focus is bruxism, more commonly known as teeth …
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By Kevin Bryan To many, February is the month of love and the shortest month with a leap day that happens every four years. However, less commonly known is that February is also National Children’s Dental Health Month, a month where the …
Read More »To Cook or Not to Cook (Your Veggies)
By Allen Bryan Human beings are omnivores, so we eat both plant and animal products. Most people know that uncooked meat or eggs and unpasteurized milk products can have harmful bacteria, so we usually cook them. Fresh vegetables are, on the other …
Read More »Is Chemotherapy’s Days Numbered? — Advancements in Cancer Treatment
By Kevin Bryan Cancer, the second leading cause of death globally, has caused an estimated number of 9.6 million deaths in 2018, which is about 1 in 6 of total deaths. Cancer’s defining feature is the rapid multiplication of mutated cells, which …
Read More »Keeping Fit into 2019
By Edward Mims 2019 has just begun, and it’s the traditional time to make resolutions for the rest of the year. Resolutions seem outdated and unachievable to many, because making an unfamiliar change for an entire year seems too big of a …
Read More »New Evidence Shows It’s Far More Likely for Life to Exist Elsewhere in the Universe
By: Erick Xu Miguel Nuevo, George Cooper and Scott Sandford are the first NASA researchers at the Ames Astrophysics and Astrochemistry Laboratory in Mountain View that provided experimental evidence showing that DNA sugar can be formed in space. In December 18, 2018, …
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