By: Elle Shi, Grade 8 Sports have always been entertaining. Fans watch games for exciting moments, dramatic comebacks, and impressive performances. However, as sports become more focused on entertainment, an important question comes up: What happens when the game is no longer the main priority? Today, sports are about much …
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Why Your Morning Routine Might Be Making You Miserable
There’s a certain kind of person who wakes up at 5 a.m., meditates for twenty minutes, journals three pages, drinks a green smoothie, and somehow still makes it to work early. You’ve seen them on social media. And if you’re like most people, watching their routine probably made you feel …
Read More »The Battery Everyone Is Waiting For
By: Mitchell Cui, Grade 11 Almost every rechargeable device in your life runs on the same basic idea. Lithium ions shuttle back and forth between two electrodes, swimming through a liquid electrolyte in between. That liquid has carried consumer electronics for three decades, and it is also the reason batteries …
Read More »The Butterfly Effect of Nature
An ecosystem consists of many distinct species but they function as a network. The addition or removal of one top predator causes a sequence of events that leads to the transformation of the entire community. This event is known as the trophic cascade, which illustrates the role of one species …
Read More »Sweden Election Ends in a Close Race
Sweden held its national parliamentary election on September 13, 2026, in a closely watched contest that could change the country’s government. The election was particularly significant because Sweden has experienced a shift toward stricter immigration policies and stronger support for the right in recent years. Preliminary results on September 14 …
Read More »The Pros and Cons of Online Learning – Xiran Zhang G11
In recent years, online learning has become one of the biggest hot topics for students around the world. With the development of the internet, studying online is no longer a new thing. Many schools use online classes as a way to help students learn flexibly. Although online learning brings many …
Read More »Walk into history
By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 History is not just shown in museums or books; if you walk into history, it will start to emerge in your mind. Walk into history, and I saw “fortitude.” Si Maqian, in the Western Han dynasty of China, chose to endure humiliation for the sake …
Read More »How Technology is Shaping the Sports World
By: Elle Shi, Grade 8 Technology has become an increasingly important part of the sports world, changing the way athletes train, teams compete, and fans experience their favorite games. From advanced equipment to social media, technology has made sports faster, more accurate, and more connected than ever before. Although some …
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