How AI And Humans Can Coexist
Kryster L., Writer
October 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
We are living in a world full of technology and robotics, like self-driving cars, housekeeping robots and even a burger-grilling droid called Flippy. This is just the beginning of the robotic revolution. AI and robotics are on the rise, and all of this innovation is causing some people to fear for their care...
How Traveling Changes You
Kryster L., Writer
September 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Some of my most memorable moments have happened when I was out of the country. It’s not that I don’t like the U.S. at all, but traveling is where it’s at. The experiences I’ve gained from seeing new things and exploring various places have proven to be invaluable. Traveling is something that has...
Video Game Effects
September 5, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Video games have affected our world, not just physically, but mentally. Those who are hooked constantly rush the more important things in their lives just to play a game. Some games have even changed players’ emotions. Violent games like Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty have shown to make people more ...
Smart Healthcare: Technology Advances In Healthcare
Kryster L., Writer
August 20, 2018
Filed under Opinion
WELCOME TO THE AGE OF TECHNOLOGY. The burst of technological advancements around us is sometimes overwhelming. Whether it be for entertainment, learning, transportation and more, new technology is skyrocketing. Smart technology is even geared towards health care. Even hospitals are finding new way...
Loneliness
Ethan N., Writer
May 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
It’s a feeling that we usually don’t like, but it’s there and it’s not uncommon. It’s a feeling that there’s nobody but yourself. And as our generation grows more phone-obsessed, we also seem to grow lonelier. We, as a whole, are losing a part of our humanity. We’d rather send a te...
Music-My Escape
Sydnee R., Writer
May 14, 2018
Filed under Opinion
As school comes to an end, the collective stress level of students across the country seems to have skyrocketed. Final tests and projects are flooding our brains and leaving scraps of pressure to impress our parents at open house. Learning to cope with all of this worry is something I still haven’t...
Advice To 8th Graders Stressing On Finals
Viraj N., Writer
May 14, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I know that there are some people who do not care what score they get on the finals tests. And I also know for sure that there are people who are desperately studying the night before the test. Well, this article is here to give you guys some advice on what to do if you are very stressed. Attempt t...
Corrupt Media
Sydnee R., Writer
May 4, 2018
Filed under Opinion
All around me, I see famous people. Actors, musicians, models and more. But why do we put these people on such high pedestals? Media today focuses more on theatrical talent than they do on kind people with kindred souls. I must admit, I fall under the same spell cast by “Keeping Up With The Kard...
Illegal Immigration
Ava Q., Writer
April 27, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The current population in the United States is about 326,042,478. Of these people, an estimated 12.5 million are undocumented and here illegally. The dilemma of illegal immigration is slowly compromising our country as we struggle to find a solution to this tug-of-war conflict. Some say that illegal immi...
Advances in Prosthetics
Viraj N., Writer
April 19, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The perception of disability develops on two fronts: how disabled people view themselves, and how others view the disabled. Specifically when talking about a missing appendage, the disability itself is highly visible to the outside world. When an amputee looks in the mirror, what do you think they see? Wha...
The Whole Picture
Demiana G., Writer
April 18, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Close your eyes for a second and imagine the following: You’re walking through the halls on your way to lunch, and you don’t intend to, but you start thinking about everything that is going wrong in your life. Grandpa is in the hospital, recently diagnosed with cancer, a “friend” of yours doesn...
Growing Up In A Developing Country
Isabelle P., Writer
April 18, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Having grown up in America, it’s easy to take everything that we have for granted. Information at our fingertips. A fair(ish) government. The freedom to take any job as long as we work hard. However, in many countries, this is definitely not the case. My father, Sunil Pinto, grew up in India, a deve...
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