Spice Up Your Locker

With school in full swing, it can be difficult to stay organized, especially when it comes to lockers. Books, pencils, papers, notebooks, markers, scissors, backpacks, jackets, glue sticks, rubber bands, and miscellaneous office supplies are tossed into and strewn about a locker every day. It’s so hard to turn a narrow, hollow box into a […]

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Mental Illness Awareness Week

October 5th through 11th is Mental Illness Awareness Week. This week is dedicated to informing the public about the severity of mental illness and about ways that we can help people who suffer from it. It’s important to raise awareness because millions of Americans suffer from a mental health condition each year, and they may […]

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To Write Love On Her Arms

“To Write Love On Her Arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. TWLOHA exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.” To Write Love On Her Arms is an organization dedicated to helping those who […]

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Wander: New York City

Over the summer, I went to New York City. The first night we were there, my aunt and uncle took my siblings and me to the Empire State Building. The view of the city was absolutely breathtaking,  but I especially loved the way the top of the building looked when it was illuminated. The trip […]

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A Day at Dad’s Job

I knew my dad’s job wasn’t particularly easy, but after shadowing him for only half a day, I realized how that was the understatement of the century. Extreme patience, ridiculous people skills, and the ability to work under incredible pressure and unfathomable deadlines are not listed under the requirements to be a market researcher; but, […]

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Badass Ladies Spotlight: Angela Zhang

After graduating from Monta Vista High School, Angela Zhang began researching a nanoparticle system that is able to target tumors, eradicate cancer cells, and monitor treatment responses simultaneously. In layman’s terms, this seventeen-year-old girl may have found the cure for cancer. While most girls her age were out spending time hanging out with friends and going […]

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