For Students, By Students
By Ann Wang, ’26 As an exchange student first arriving in France, my mind was filled with images of Paris: the city of fashion, the city of lights, the city of love. My final destination was not the bustling streets of Paris, however, but rather the charming countryside of Évron. At first, I couldn’t help…
By Annie Wagner, ’27 The octopus, an animal with nine brains, three hearts and the ability to change colour, texture and shape at will, is an intelligent and fascinating creature. Around the world, animal lovers flock to aquariums and oceans the world over to learn more about these somewhat alien invertebrates. Along with being interesting,…
Inside the mind of a Swiftie: 6 things you should never say to one and why
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 Evangeline Lin, ’27, and Grace Liu, ’26 I started Gilmore Girls on September 3rd, 2023, at approximately 11pm. I’m not sure if it was because of the relentless TikTok edits that flooded my ‘For You Page’, or if it was because “Rory Gilmore” and “Netflix” simply fit in with the fall aesthetic. Nevertheless, I…
A deep dive into protein powder
& grappling with my complex relationship with the motherland By Emma Miao An elderly man faces a line of uniformed, masked, and shield-carrying police officers. He holds his walking stick over his head. “Where is your conscience?” he demands of the officers, some of whom reach for their guns in their holsters. “Where is your…
Merry Christmas?
Economic disparities and prevalent social issues in Seoul
Perestroika and the Siberian Tiger—Sometimes You Just Have No Choice