For Students, By Students
Hosted by Emily Zhou, ’25, and Calvin Liu, ’24 In the year since ChatGPT burst onto the scene, the ripples of its debut have spread far beyond its initial splash. As we mark its first anniversary, it’s time to reflect on how this AI phenomenon has reshaped our interactions, our queries, and even our creativity….
by Stephanie Hai ’22 & Katrina Sun ’22 Dear Brain Cell Banter Readers, In our last edition, we’re laying it all down. These last two years of our column have been the greatest gift; from k-dramas, racial reconciliation of our Asian-Canadian identity, love affairs, and more, we’ve truly enjoyed every moment of writing this sensational…
By Katrina Sun & Stephanie Hai ’22 Guest Writer: Catherlin Lu ’22 Love. Love is in the air. Love is everywhere. In our hearts, in our hairs and most importantly—in our very own WPGA hallways. This Valentines Day, Brain Cell Banter closely examined the secret hush-hush couples pervading throughout our narrow walls. It almost seems…
Dissecting the high school movie trope
By Stephanie Hai & Katrina Sun ’22 Another month, another brain-cell banter article; this time, a little more serious. Identity-exploration has been a theme we have persistently addressed, and rightly so, with high school being a time permeated by identity crises. In light of the recent rise of anti-Asian hate crime in North America, we…
Forget generic advice columns, embrace genuinity! What should you really know in high school?
The last piece to a rewarding life: Korean Dramas