by VIVIAN LIN
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.
Read Moreby GRACE QU
We need to start disaggregating data on Asian Americans, because condensing an abundance of ethnicities into a singular racial label collapses each ethnicity’s unique social identity and obscures disparities for all subgroups that fall under it.
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Of course, Gaza is more than just a cruel acronym. It’s a place, and one that millions of people get to call home—or at least used to, until the current bloodletting.
Read Moreby JANET LIU
During the festive season of college application dread, it’s all too easy to be reminded of just how many geniuses populate this school.
Read Moreby ATREYI BASU
The season of giving and togetherness has devolved into a frenzy of shopping, packages, materialism, and excessive spending, and social media has only made this problem worse.
Read Moreby KATIE LIN
With the upsurge of teachers resigning after working in the industry for decades, perhaps we should question what circumstances have changed recently to turn teachers away from their profession.
Read Moreby SOPHIA DU
From the advent of the Internet and artificial intelligence to the spread of the media, all share a common characteristic—accessibility.
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