By: Elle Shi, Grade 7 Notice: Dedicated to the players, fans, and dreamers who make the FIFA World Cup a symbol of teamwork and determination, the Rising Star Magazine is proud to spotlight the stories and moments that inspire us both on and off the field. Few debates in sports …
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School Lunch Nutrition
Schools across the United States that participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) are responsible for feeding almost 30 million students each day. However, many school meals fail to provide adequate nutrition for these students. In an effort to lower food costs and feed more people, schools opt for …
Read More »The Most Tech-Powered World Cup: How Soccer Changes Match
Sarah Zhu, Grade 8 The 2026’s FIFA may become the most tech-inspired match so far. Among all the technology it used, the most impressive is TRIONDA, which has a highly sensitive perception that can feel the hitting. The design of the ball is quite fascinating. TRIONDA is translated to three …
Read More »Is Recycling Enough? What We Should Really Be Doing
Dillon Zhang For the past few decades recycling has been seen as the easiest way to help the environment with recycling bins becoming more and more common. Most households now sort paper, plastic, and glass into their recycling bins, thinking that they are contributing significantly to the preservation of our …
Read More »2026 FIFA World Cup Reaches the Quarterfinal Stage
As of July 6, the 2026 FIFA World Cup has delivered everything fans hoped for—dramatic upsets, memorable performances, and thrilling knockout matches. Hosted jointly by Canada, the United States, and Mexico, the tournament has brought together 48 nations in the largest World Cup in history, creating an exciting atmosphere across …
Read More »Short Videos
Nowadays, short videos are very popular among teenagers. Almost every student likes watching them in their spare time. They bring us joy and new information, but they also cause many bad influences on our study and daily life. Therefore, we should use short videos in a correct and reasonable way. …
Read More »Growing
By Elizabeth Tang Grade 6 The summer wind always hides a coolness that urges people to leave. The last leaf had fallen off the tree outside our classroom. Just like that leaf, we were ready to pack our school bags and finish our last day of primary school. However, the …
Read More »How the FIFA Came to Be
By: Elle Shi, Grade 7 Notice: Dedicated to the players, fans, and dreamers who make the FIFA World Cup a symbol of teamwork and determination, the Rising Star Magazine is proud to spotlight the stories and moments that inspire us both on and off the field. Every four years, around …
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