Nicotine Addiction and its Effects on Teens
Nicotine addiction has been plaguing young adults and teenagers since the late 19th century, ever evolving and finding new ways to sink its…
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Unraveling Brainrot: A Deep Dive into the Fascinating World of Mental Overload
Please keep in mind that while reading this article, arguments are based on the author’s personal experiences and own (biased) opinions. Brainrot is…
In Defense of Wikipedia
As Halloween is approaching soon (it will be here by the time you read this), I thought it would be appropriate to match…
Why is Halloween Becoming Less Popular?
As kids, we loved many holidays: Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Halloween. When I was a kid, my friends and I would plan…
The Importance of Supporting the Paralympic Games
The Paralympic Games are an important global event that shows what athletes with disabilities can achieve. These athletes work incredibly hard and compete…
An Exercise in Poor Argumentation
I think it’s a common sentiment in our day and age that arguing on the internet – while incredibly fun – is quite…
The New Phone Policy
From the 13th to 17th of May, a new cell phone policy was implemented for a trial period in the high school of…
Vegetables Aren’t Real
One of my favorite things of all time is taxonomy. I find it comforting to sort an existence so naturally spectral into easily…
Navigating Adaptations: Netflix’s Take on China’s “The Three Body Problem”
Netflix’s adaptation of Liu Cixin’s renowned “Three Body Problem”, has sparked a whirlwind of discussion. The Three Body Problem is the first book…