Before you make any assumptions about me from my almond-shaped eyes or Chinese surname, let me give a few disclaimers: I didn’t spend my childhood memorizing the periodic table or practicing an instrument for eight hours a day. I wasn’t able to breeze through...
According to the Pew Research Center, 42 percent of Americans have had a loved one suffer from a terminal illness or coma in the last five years and, for 23 percent, the issue of withholding life-sustaining treatment arose. In medical cases such as these, the question...
Young climate activists have been springing to action ─ from speaking out against plastic straws on social media to speaking out at national events ─ since the adults refuse to. “How dare you? You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words!”...
During an age of technological advancements, it can be easy to allow children to be consumed by the amassed amount of electronics that surround us daily. According to a study conducted by Common Sense Media, 38% of children can fully function an iPad before they can...
What if we could go back, to the moment that we failed What if we could pick up slack for the relationship we derailed What if time was irrelevant, and we could bend it to our will Even though our conflict was always prevalent, just know I will forever love you still....
On Wednesday, January 31, the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) celebrated the 30th anniversary of one of the landmark cases in student journalism: Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier. While this case ultimately rolled back some freedoms of the press for students, it is...
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