Aaron Zhang – 11th grade A federal judge has recently made the decision to release five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father, Adrian Conejo Arias. They were held at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Texas, and they were released after their case sparked significant attention and …
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By: Angeli Fetizanan — 10th Grade Recently, more and more people are exposed to trends, consumerism, and marketing online, which increases the frequency of people purchasing energy drinks with effective marketing. In fact, as many as 39% of adolescents in Australia are affected by severe health conditions such as obesity …
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Imagine floating in the deep void of space, surrounded by a silent sea of brilliant, non-twinklingstars. Suddenly, your eyes are seized by a strange anomaly: a sphere of absolute darkness,wrapped in a whirling carnival of light—a black hole, one of the universe’s most enigmaticphenomena.A black hole is a region in …
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Turkey faced one of the most devastating droughts in decades. Rainfall dropped around 30% across the country with some areas specifically receiving significantly less rain than normal. Due to this unexpected decrease in rainfall, rivers, lakes, and reservoirs that supply the people in Turkey with drinking water are seeing dangerously …
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Xiran Zhang Short videos are a hot topic among teenagers today. Apps like TikTok and Instagram are part of our daily lives life. Almost everyone around me watches short videos. Some people like them for fun, and some use them to learn new things. This topic has become popular because …
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By Elizabeth Grade 6Have you ever copied someone? Like famous movie stars or music icons? Or do you like to wear the same clothes as your “popular” friends? Whether you are wearing trendy shirts or using popular cosmetics, it all shows that you are overly concerned with others’ perceptions, rather …
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An Introduction to the Rising Star Sports Column By: Elle Shi, Grade 7, Sports Column Editor The moment before games always starts the same. The noise fades a little. The nerves kick in. Everyone, players, coaches, and fans, lean forward, waiting for something to happen. And everyone knows that anything, …
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Every 30 seconds, someone dies from a disease that could’ve likely been prevented with tissue regeneration. Whether it’s organ failure or a neurological condition, the need for a new solution is increasing. For a while, there have been debates surrounding the issue of stem cell research. The main question: do …
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