Christy Lee Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds! During these times, when the virus takes over the world, it is the best to stay home and maintain hygiene. Since curing the disease after getting it is harder than keeping yourselves away from it, staying socially distant while keeping yourselves clean is the best option to keep one safe. Since you might be lazy … Continue reading Keep it clean!
Volleyball is a sport loved by many. Though it is not as famous as basketball and football, per se, there are numerous tournaments of the sport held every year, from the NCAA Volleyball Championship to VLeague. Volleyball was originally conceived around 1895 by William G. Morgan. By 1900, a special ball was designed for the sport, and, by 1964, it was introduced and included into … Continue reading Just hit the ball (Negative Space) Josh
Song SeongBeom (Kevin Song) The photographs depicted above are taken with a photographic technique called “Simplicity and Minimalism.” The name of this technique explicitly pertains to its name. This technique is a form of photography that is distinguished by extreme, austere simplicity. It emphasizes spareness and focuses solely on the smallest number of objects in the composition process. The photographs above depict some of the … Continue reading Simplicity and Minimalism
William Kim Hand sanitizer, an item that is being sold out at every markets, stores due to the outbreak of COVID-19. What are hand sanitizers made out of? A hand sanitizer is a liquid or gel generally used to decrease infectious agents on the hands. It is generally more effective at killing microorganisms and better tolerated than soap and water. Hand sanitizers that are alcohol-based typically contain some combination of isopropyl alcohol, ethanol (ethyl alcohol), … Continue reading 𝕊𝕚𝕞𝕡𝕝𝕖
Simplicity and minimalism are two concepts that have historically been derided by mainstream art and culture. For centuries, human artists sought to create works of art that were progressively more elegant, more elaborate, and more bombastic than their predecessors. However, by the end of the Second World War, minimalist philosophies in art started becoming more mainstream in the western world. This growing acceptance of minimalism … Continue reading Simplicity and Minimalism – 3/25 – L.J.V.
Lyzelle Castillo For at least once, you have probably seen a dreamcatcher hanged in a souvenir shop or in a porch, but have you ever wondered why most people have it? Dreamcatchers are believed to have originated from Native Americans and are traditionally handmade. Since it is associated with the Native American culture, many people believed that an old spiritual protector for a tribe was … Continue reading Dreamcatcher
Ao Feng Zheng (Louis) Sea vessels or “ships” have always been integral to human civilization. The formal definition of a ship is a sea vessel that incorporates three square masses. Throughout history even after the invention of the planes, ships have been the primary source of transportation and commerce. The size possible for a ship is solely dependent on human engineering and allows for a … Continue reading Simplicity and Minimalism
Annika Mafnas The beautiful Hibiscus is a large flower that comes in many different colors like red, yellow, white, and peach. Surprisingly, the Hibiscus can also help with weight loss and cancer. It could also relieve fevers, upset stomachs, bacterial infections, and high blood pressure. This flower becomes sour when it is used as tea. Hibiscus tea has been around helping people all over the … Continue reading Simply Minimalistic
Jerielle Francisco Bags play a huge role in everyone’s livelihood. People bring bags to market places to carry their groceries. Office workers bring their bags containing files and gadgets to their workplace. Students bring their bags, or backpacks, to school containing their textbooks, notebooks, and writing utensils. Herschel Supply Co., a Canadian bag manufacturer known for its “hipster” and “retro” backpacks and accessories, is a … Continue reading Simplicity & Minimalism
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