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Abby Chang
hello! my name is abby (abigail) and i am a taiwanese-american high school student from the bay area. i love meeting new dogs, curating spotify playlist, drinking boba, and scanning my twitter feed. i tend to write about the intersections of science (ie. artificial intelligence, public health, economics etc.) and public policy. i also enjoy delving into philosophical thought and its applications in our society. thank you for reading my academic adventures!
Opinion: What the Evangelical reaction to the pandemic reveals about the movement
As of today, COVID-19 is the most significant battle fought by countries across the globe in the 21st century. With over 6.3 million people losing their lives, no disease in recent history has ever brought so much tragedy and sadness, according to Worldometer. In...
What’s driving artificial intelligence?
The creation of AI has sparked a lot of conversation surrounding what the future will look like.
Hospital-at-home system: How the risk outweighs the perceived benefit
An entire reform of the medical education system is necessary.
Opinion: Paintings of events that changed history
Throughout the course of history, the canvas has offered an unexpected yet poignant way to capture some of society’s most important events. Art lasts forever, the original intentions of the artists cannot be altered; even as decades pass, the original meaning of the...
Opinion: The irony of the American extremists
In the current American political climate, the contention between the two leading parties seems irreconcilable. The conviction on both sides could not be any more divergent. However, despite their vast ideological differences, Democrat supporters often share the same...
Column: CNV-X Capstone Project — the effects of Alzheimer’s and how TMS can help
I recently attended a neuroscience summer camp called CNV-X (clinical Neuroscience Virtual Experience), which was taught by Stanford professors who are incredibly learned in the subject. During this experience, I was given the opportunity to work with five other...
Column: How community-based art can bring us together
Community-based art is defined as an art piece placed in a community setting where ordinary people can come together and contribute. The contributor can be anyone in the community and does not need to be a professional artist. Community-based arts is a forum for...
Opinion: Why art makes me happy
When I was younger, I would often beg my mom to take me to art class. In preschool, the most exciting part of the day was arts and crafts time. Sewing little butterflies onto paper, coloring different animals, or drawing my interpretations of myself, it was all very...
Opinion: What I would do if I were Jeff Bezos
If I could be anyone for a single day, I would be Jeff Bezos. That is because he is the richest person on earth, and I could use his wealth to benefit others, my family, as well as myself. First of all, I would be a philanthropist to help my community. For example I...