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Hydroponic gardens
Amidst the constant development of new technology, hydroponic....
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The discography of sound recording
Sound recording permeates our daily existence, found on the television playing each morning, melodies streaming from smartphones, and the...
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Echolocation scores a resounding win for the blind
By Amie Ahn Apr. 3, 2024 In the deep, dark depths of the abyssal waters, nothing is visible—the world is pitch-black. Yet, whales...
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Drone deliveries explode onto the scene
By Vira Patil, James Yu Apr. 3, 2024 Despite their bland, unassuming appearances, cardboard packages often excite shoppers...
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Open AI sora revolutionizes videography
By Joshua Yan Apr. 3, 2024 From disco-dancing kangaroos to petri dish pandas, OpenAI’s Sora has recently emerged as a massive...
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Life and law at their lowest
By Ella Polak Apr. 3, 2024 Rows of microscopes stood unused and freezing-cold chambers lingered untouched. Inside those chambers...
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Senioritis: A spreading syndrome
By Eleanor Gil and Niru Shivakumar Apr. 3, 2023 The school bell has rung; it is mid-afternoon. One student—a senior who has just...
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Florida men doing Florida things
By Catherine Nguyen April 4, 2024 The sun...
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California crowds mess with mussels
By Vira Patil and Gilina Voon Apr. 3, 2024 Along the California shoreline, visitors can see the Golden Gate Bridge, Greyhound Rock...
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The standoff at Eagle Pass
By Andrew Duval April 4, 2024 With...
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Securing a salmon salvation
By Claire Chang Apr. 3, 2024 Due to the construction of private dams, overfishing and human overpopulation, the salmon...
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Social Symphonies
By Gwen Caroll April 4, 2024...
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Blood drives mitigate blood droughts
By Caitlynn Sue April 4, 2024...
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Scheduling season starts
By Eleanor Gil and Amie Ahn Apr. 3, 2024 A few weeks ago, the school was in course registration season, with students contemplating...
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Prom affordability meets environmentalism
By Niru Shivakumar April 4, 2024 With the...
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Wellness Week washes away stress
By Lilian Chai and Ariel Lee Apr. 3, 2024 During the bustling month of March, ASB hosted the school’s annual Wellness Week, with...
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Emulation Devastation
By Kyan Wang April 4, 2024 87% of retro video games have disappeared in a few short decades. Nintendo, the...
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"Not a country album, a Beyoncé album"
Beyoncé’s single “Texas Hold ‘Em” has ascended to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Superdish
Hunan Sichuan style cuisine, characterized by its bold use of intense spices and savory flavors, traces back to Chinese culinary history.
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The Rise Of Dropshipping
Money will come streaming in from the comfort of home through a laptop. This is dropshipping.
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Tiktok’s terse and tarnishing tones
On Feb. 1, TikTok users were met with a shocking discovery:
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The Downfall of Local Newspapers
In recent decades, the world has undergone a mass digitization, causing a decline in traditional journalistic mediums.
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Division In Eurovision
Eurovision, an annual song and performance competition and a revered celebration of music and cultural diversity.
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Aristocratic aircraft take off
As Super Bowl LVIII came to a sudden and exciting end, air traffic control officers spotted flight radar screens light up with little...
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Barbie the Album
In light of Women’s History Month, I found it fitting to review the soundtrack of a Blockbuster film celebrating women—the “Barbie” movie...
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Learned helplessness vs. learned industriousness
Two dogs are placed in a pair of harnesses, each hidden from the other. As part of an experiment, the dogs are shocked randomly—but one...
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Sporting and Shooting
After the Kansas City Chiefs won Super Bowl LIV in the last few seconds of overtime, ecstatic fans paraded the streets in support...
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Stanning Stanley cups
Once known for their durability, Stanley cups recently emerged as the latest TikTok-driven....
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Sports Cards: From Attics to Auctions
The evolution of card collecting began in the early 1900s with the advent of baseball card production. Before it was a massive industry,..
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Javier Milei, the Chainsaw Man
Amid Argentina’s decades-long economic crisis, a so-called “madman” bursts onto the scene wielding a roaring chainsaw, prepared to mince...
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Alexei Navalny's Last Stand
The receiver of an office phone, the lining of some clothes, a steamy cup of tea—each one of these items can be poisoned at any moment...
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Gardening the way to happiness
Gardening—the careful practice of cultivating plants—dates back to 2000 BC in Mesopotamia, where humans gardened to survive. Today...
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Q-Pot Korean BBQ & Hotpot
Located in Silver Creek, Q-Pot Korean BBQ & Hotpot is an all-you-can-eat Korean buffet providing an excellent array of options for...
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Third Places
In an age of constant connectivity and hectic lifestyles, a silent epidemic is sweeping across communities, contributing to the decline...
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"Mean Girls"
“On Wednesdays, we wear pink!” With just one iconic quote, Tina Fey—creator of the original cult-classic “Mean Girls”—launched me right...
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Steamboat Willie steers into the public domain
The black ears, oversized gloves and big yellow shoes of this special mouse are recognizable everywhere. An icon of the Walt Disney...
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