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Secrets of the Maltese: from royal lapdogs to fantastic friends
The Maltese traces its origins back centuries, but today makes the perfect addition to many families.
How to reduce your ecological footprint this holiday season
With celebrations approaching, try some of these tips to reduce your pollution this season.
Ariana Grande’s ‘Positions’ makes you feel as if you’re young and in love
On Oct. 30, 2020, Ariana Grande released her sixth studio album titled “Positions.” This album consists of a smooth pop and R&B mix, lyrics about love and life and, of course, Grande’s incredible riffs and runs. Her new album continues to deliver well written and...
Bytes of Tech: Meet MIT student Rona Wang — writer, mathematician and computer scientist
Bytes of Tech is a column by Vivian Wang that highlights the role of technology in the lives of Generation Z youths and the ways that youths can bridge the gender gap in STEM. In this week’s article, Vivian interviews Rona Wang, an MIT undergraduate student interested...
Bytes of Tech: Team of young women at UCI harness the power of coding to create an accessible community
Bytes of Tech is a column by Vivian Wang that highlights the role of technology in the lives of Generation Z youths and the ways that youths can bridge the gender gap in STEM. In this week’s article, Wang shares the journey of young women at the University of...
Bytes of Tech: My perspective on AI after reading a MIT article
Bytes of Tech is a column by Vivian Wang that highlights the role of technology in the lives of Generation Z youths and the ways that youths can bridge the gender gap in STEM. This week, Wang shares her immediate takeaways after reading an MIT Technology Review...
Column: Cooking is a therapeutic activity and creative outlet
With spatulas and bowls scattered on the counter and the powdered sugar scenting the air with a sweet aroma, I felt my muscles relaxing and my mind clearer than before. In light of everything important that is happening in the world right now, it may seem...
Opinion: Finding your ‘Person’ — why being #2 is OK
I’ve never liked the main character in shows or movies I’ve watched. I always felt I resounded more to the best friend or sidekick of the main characters, such as Cisco Ramon to Barry Allen, Chandler Bing to Ross Geller, or my favorite TV show duo, Cristina Yang to...
Woe is lee: Reflecting on childhood and growing up
I’m no expert in the field of childhood. As a 17-year-old, I don’t nearly have as much experience as my parents or elders that talk about their “distant memories.” But at 17, there are clear points in my fuzzy memories that the childhood me couldn’t live without, the...