by CHELSEA GUO
I came back from the war a changed man / Many say that / And it’s not an uncommon story; I am not the only one.
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In the dawn of the fall season, my family and I set our offspring free to nestle in the dirt. Our seeds slept in pine cones; the heat of a fire would allow the cones to dry out, open up, and release the seeds.
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I used to think that Harry Potter was the wizard of all wizards, but as I’ve grown up, I’ve realized something: Harry Potter isn’t all that talented.
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Every March 30th, Palestinians from around the world link arms to commemorate Land Day. But what is the significance of this date anyway, and why is it such a potent symbol of the struggle for Palestinian freedom?
Read Moreby KATIE LIN
Climate change is an issue typically looked at through a scientific, political, and economical lens; however, its connections to language are not so often mentioned.
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Standardized testing like the AP exams and MCAS has put high amounts of pressure on teachers to produce high test scores from their students, resulting in a narrow curriculum that only “teaches to the test.”
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I was hesitant when I started watching this series, but I was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful visuals, fast-paced action scenes, and incredible casting of Netflix’s new rendition.
Read MoreThe New York Times has always been a center of American media, and the introduction of NYT games has only increased community engagement, supporting a new era of intellectual American culture.
by VICTORIA WOO
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The loss of such a large group of artists and their music could permanently impair TikTok’s media engagement.
Read Moreby CHLOE WANG
A pivotal lawyer, politician, and anti-corruption activist, Navalny’s legacy and vision continue to live on in the hearts of his supporters.
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