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Is Apple Really as Green as it Seems?

by Daniel Zhu

Published February 11, 2020

Every year, around 151 million Apple products are thrown away. This is because they are made explicitly hard to repair, and the constant production of new products encourages Apple users to discard their old products...

Rubik’s Cube

by Matthew Hunt

Published February 5, 2020

The first ever Rubik's Cube was invented in 1974 and the community instantly started to figure out how to solve it.The cube was created by a person named Erno Rubik.At first he wanted to learn...

What Can We Learn About History from Objects? By Mohan Li, 13

by Mohan Li

Published January 30, 2020

Charlie

by Daniel Zhu

Published January 29, 2020

Have you ever met someone that changed your life by teaching you things that you have never learned before? I have. My friend, Charlie, taught me to explore new things and try things you have...

Dubrovnik Travelogue

by Vivaan Kartik

Published January 21, 2020

An Early Morning

by Sophia Libman

Published January 16, 2020

Ring, ring, ring. My alarm went off, and it flashed 6:30 am. I had to get out of bed because we were on a tight schedule. I put on warm clothes to face the brisk...

Undying Glory, Reviewed by Daniel, 10

by Daniel Zhu

Published January 14, 2020

Magnet Making

by Maya

Published January 9, 2020

At the sound of the bell, I hurried out of class. I knew where I wanted to go, yet I hesitated remembering my conversation with my mom that morning. “Are you going to Chemistry Club...

103 Elements and Their Interesting Facts (Part 2) by Lucinda Chu

by Lucinda Chu

Published January 7, 2020

Film: Remembrance (75th anniversary D day montage)

by Caitlin Goh

Published December 31, 2019

Is Apple Really as Green as it Seems?

Post Published February 11, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Rubik’s Cube

Post Published February 5, 2020 by Matthew Hunt

The first ever Rubik's Cube was invented in 1974 and the community instantly started to figure out how to solve it.The cube was created by a person named Erno Rubik.At first he wanted to learn how to crack the code of the Rubik's cube. It took him almost 3 months to learn how to solve a Rubik's cube. It didn't take long until competition started to take place.

What Can We Learn About History from Objects? By Mohan Li, 13

Post Published January 30, 2020 by Mohan Li

They say that history is made by people. That the future, ever fluid and shifting, is conceived of by brilliant minds, won with hard, callused hands and molded through gruel and labor. That the struggle and toil of our generation will be forever etched into history. But we are mere humans. Mortals of flesh and bone.

Charlie

Post Published January 29, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Have you ever met someone that changed your life by teaching you things that you have never learned before? I have. My friend, Charlie, taught me to explore new things and try things you have never done before. At first, I was reluctant but then began to accept the idea of trying new things and unleashing my inner rebel. It all started when I met Charlie at church.

Dubrovnik Travelogue

Post Published January 21, 2020 by Vivaan Kartik

Country: Croatia Capital: Zagreb Main Language Spoken: Croatian Currency: Kuna Dubrovnik, aptly termed the ‘the pearl of the Adriatic’ and a UNESCO world heritage site used to be called Ragusa and is a must-see town. It’s a city in Croatia on the Dalmatian coast and was founded in the 7th century. Croatia used to be part of former Yugoslavia and gained independence in 1991.

An Early Morning

Post Published January 16, 2020 by Sophia Libman

Ring, ring, ring. My alarm went off, and it flashed 6:30 am. I had to get out of bed because we were on a tight schedule. I put on warm clothes to face the brisk weather outside. I had an exhilarating morning ahead. My dad, my brother Max, and I piled into the car and left the house. It was a beautiful but chilly morning, and I could see the sun rising.

Undying Glory, Reviewed by Daniel, 10

Post Published January 14, 2020 by Daniel Zhu

Have you ever been discriminated against or treated unfairly for an unjust reason? The 54th “Glory” Regiment definitely was during the Civil War. All the soldiers in this regiment were Black, but even though their desire to serve their country burned bright in their hearts, they were heavily discriminated against because of their skin color.

Magnet Making

Post Published January 9, 2020 by Maya

At the sound of the bell, I hurried out of class. I knew where I wanted to go, yet I hesitated remembering my conversation with my mom that morning. “Are you going to Chemistry Club during your free period?” she asked. “Maybe” I replied unenthusiastically. “There is also a craft in the library to make magnets with banned book quotes. I might go to that....” There was silence.

103 Elements and Their Interesting Facts (Part 2) by Lucinda Chu

Post Published January 7, 2020 by Lucinda Chu

As we welcome a new year, I hope one of your new year resolutions would be “to learn more about the periodic table.” Groaning in frustration? Don’t worry, this blog post would introduce twenty-four more elements to you— each with an interesting fact. (You can read Part 1 here). 7. Nitrogen Chemistry is usually not funny, but Nitrogen will keep you laughing all day!

Film: Remembrance (75th anniversary D day montage)

Post Published December 31, 2019 by Caitlin Goh

https://youtu.be/I7sXPz9U7KY My music has a military feel paired with a more “grey” tone in a slower tempo to convey the atmosphere for a piece on remembrance so we do not forget the past. I chose the sounds of the piano, flute and drums. Drum represents the light military beat, piano the base layer and for contrasting or duet with the flute (main voice).

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