Ever since the beginning of artificial intelligence, people have feared that they will one day take over the world. Stories of millions of unrelenting, unfeeling robots dominating the world and enslaving humans have run rampant across our culture. However, that bleak...
"Dreams, Data, Exhaustion, Cancer, and Care" by Anne Boyer was a book that I was not exactly looking forward to, but I felt compelled to read it because it was about cancer, because it showed the process of a woman fighting for her life, and because of its raw and...
COVID-19 has had devastating effects on the health of people around the world, and it has also had an enormously negative impact on the economy. While that is largely true, there are actually a few standout companies that not only managed to survive but even...
Recently, I stumbled on a novel called "The Goldfinch" by Donna Tart which is about a story of a young boy named Theo who tries to navigate and understand his emotions as he deals with the aftermath of his mother’s death. While it was a Pulitzer Prize winner, both the...
Dear Future President of the United States, The United States was built on equality and fairness. We have amendments that promote racial equality and gender equality, and while these ideals are still a work-in-progress, we are at least improving. But what about...
When I googled “school,” the first result was a generic, red, schoolhouse with a flag and a clock on the outside. As far down as I scrolled, I didn’t see a single computer screen or Zoom icon. However, the computer screen is quickly becoming the reality for...
In response to Eileen Huang’s letter to the Chinese community Less than a week after George Floyd’s public murder, Yale student Eileen Huang penned an open letter entitled “A letter from a Yale student to the Chinese American Community” specifically addressing the...
Humanity has faced countless illnesses ever since we have appeared on the face of the earth. From the bubonic plague to smallpox to cholera, we have been faced with illnesses time and time again, and mostly, we have been underprepared. Judging from previous reactions...
In 1916, 218 women were arrested during a peaceful protest in front of the White House. The following year, the same thing happened. Half a decade earlier, a similar protest ended in violence. What united all these protests was the desire women had for equal rights,...
You look at the world around you. Dusty roads and a crumbling castle in the distance, close by a bustling city lies in a state of chaos, loud shouts can be heard across the city and children are crying in the streets. Where are you? You’re in medieval England, a place...
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