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Review: ‘The Bookseller of Kabul’ tells a poignant, familial narrative of Afghanistan

by Rishi Vridhachalam | Arts and Entertainment, Education

Since the reemergence of the Taliban rule in Afghanistan in 2021, the headlines out of Kabul have been dire. Poverty is rampant as international aid and support collapse. A harsh winter has taken a heavy toll on those least equipped to endure it. Violence and anarchy...

‘It’s a long, grieving process:’ Alzheimer’s devastating impact and the search for a cure

by Peggy Chen | Education, Featured, News

“When I would visit my grandmother, I could tell by her eyes that she still recognized me, but she wasn't able to talk with me anymore.” Green Hope High School English teacher Kathleen Holland discovered her grandmother had Alzheimer’s in high school, marking the...

Further steps are taken to tackle the adolescent mental health crisis

by Uy Pham | News, Schools

To address the effects of depression on children and adolescents through their academic and social lives, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), a volunteer panel of experts under the US Department of Health and Human Services, commissioned a report to...

NBA middle teams and strategies for advancement

by Zamersi0501 | Sports

In the NBA, there is a list of teams like the Bucks, Clippers, Celtics, and Warriors, who we know are contenders and are doing everything they can to compete for a championship. Another list of teams is entirely tanking their season for a lottery pick, like the...

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