By Chloe Tolsma, Stanford University 2030 January Elite Athlete Profile, Introduced by Editor Elle Shi: Chole is an active, competitive épée fencer, a multiple world and national champion, and a current member of Team USA. Writing from inside elite competition, she brings insight shaped by experience at the highest level …
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The importance of exercise
Have you ever wondered why exercise is important for our health? Exercise helps keep our body healthy and strong. Many teenagers sit for a long time at school or at home, so regular exercise helps the body to stay active. By exercising often, people can improve their physical health and …
Read More »If AI Does Everything, What Will Humans Do?
Nowadays, AI is advancing rapidly. Cities are filled with new technology—for example, almost everyone has an AI app on their phone and uses it daily. We also use machines instead of workers for production. AI brings people much efficiency and convenience. However, some still worry that AI will one day …
Read More »The Environmental Cost of the Industrial Revolution
By: Elle Shi Although the Industrial Revolution began as a major technological advancement that transformed the world’s perspective on labor, it also marked the start of humanity’s dependence on fossil fuels, leading to long-term environmental damage. The Industrial Revolution was a significant breakthrough in work; it transformed manual labor into …
Read More »YouTuber Logan Paul Sells Rare Pokémon Card for Record $16.5 Million at Auction
Famous internet influencer Logan Paul has just set a remarkable milestone in the world of collectables by selling his Pokemon card for a staggering $16.49 million in a recent auction. This sets a new record for the most expensive trading card ever sold at an auction. The Pokemon card that …
Read More »Love Yourself, See You Tomorrow
Xiran Zhang grade 10 “Love yourself, see you tomorrow” — this fun, accented phrase has become a favorite self-care saying among young people. It shows up in social media posts and small daily treats, making the idea of “loving yourself” feel more friendly, and it’s all because people today are …
Read More »A Love Letter to Tomato Pasta
By Elizabeth Grade 6 Wherever you are in the busiest streets or the most serene alleys, a welcoming bowl of tomato pasta is always within reach. With its bright sweetness from sweet tomatoes and the mild taste from the pasta itself, tomato pasta has surely received countless “love letters” from …
Read More »How Fantasy Football Became a Social Superglue for Fans
By Angeli Fetizanan, Grade 10 Every fall, millions of people across the country get hyped for fantasy football. Something that started with a friendly bet between a group of friends has become an entirely different beast. Scoring and winning a championship is a thing of the past. For many people, …
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