Setting Sane Boundaries within the Information Space
By Marina Zayceva on June 3, 2023 |
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Why Reading Counts Doesn’t Count
By Molly Jennings on May 26, 2023 |
Entertainment and Arts, Featured and Middle School
Schools in the Orange Unified School district depend on Scholastic’s Reading Counts program to encourage their students to read and find books that they may like. Although this program has good intentions, it has become broken.
Ukrainian Women at War
By Sofiia Halushka on May 13, 2023 |
Featured, Stories and World
Women have become an omnipresent force in the Russian-Ukrainian war as they confront long-held stereotypes about their role in the country’s post-Soviet society.
The Complex Emotions of Competition
By Anastasia on April 26, 2023 |
Featured, Lifestyle and Sports
Standing in my athletic stance, half-seated near the service line, I raised my racket in my right hand. Outside of the net behind which my opponent stood, I saw nothing.
My Shot Childhood: War in Ukraine
By Anna Maksymchuk on April 25, 2023 |
Featured, Stories and World
My name is Anna, I am 16 years old and I am from Ukraine. Cut by a bloody war, the confident face of Ukraine proudly looks the enemy in the eye and with the whole world supporting it. I will tell you my story.
The Expansion of AI Initially Terrified Me. Here’s What I Know Now.
By Anna Bartsytska on April 25, 2023 |
Featured, Tech and World
The problem with the conversation surrounding AI is that people imagine the worst-case scenarios when they think about the technology’s capabilities. Nevertheless, we should be prepared for changes in life and an adaptation to a new reality.