Annika Mafnas Dolphins are one of my favorite animals. Last summer, I had the opportunity to swim with dolphins, touch them, and learn about them. Dolphins have two stomachs (I wish I could relate) and they never chew their food. They can live up to 50 years! They are very intelligent that they could give themselves names, help each other when they are sick or … Continue reading A Different Way
Ao Feng Zheng (Louis) Economy, school, parties, family events. They all have to come to a halt as the corona-virus COVID-19 ravages the world, recently claiming a cumulative total of one million total cases. This is a disease which targets the respiratory system. Its symptoms include a dry cough, a sore throat, shortness of breath, fatigue, and fevers. As a community, it is up us … Continue reading Changing your Perspective
Christy Lee Ugh, this book looks so boring and plain. Often times, one might go to the bookstore and say this phrase as they pass by a shelf of books. Although it is essentially true that the cover of the book is crucial for it gives the first impression of the book, it wouldn’t be fair for some of the interesting books to be ignored … Continue reading Do not Judge a Book By Its Cover
With the emergence of the Covid-19 virus and the debilitating effects it is inducing, not just for individual health, but for the health of the economy, many have questioned the oftentimes heavy-handed response to the virus by governments around the world. Many do not believe that the measures taken to halt the spread of the virus, which currently has a death rate of about 4%, … Continue reading Mandatory Isolation – L.J.V.
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Lyzelle Castillo Although onions are probably one of the most significant ingredients when cooking, they are one of the most difficult plants to grow in a home garden as well. Bulb onions are extremely sensitive to the amount of sunlight it receives. Some onion bulbs may require only a 12-hour exposure to sunlight while some may require a 16-hour or more exposure to sunlight. As … Continue reading Flowering Bulbs
Song SeongBeom (Kevin Song) The photographs depicted above are taken with a photographic technique called “Isolate the Subject.” To comprehensively depict the technique, I have deliberately blurred out the background to focus only on the main subject. Additionally, I have cleared out the background into a more plain and simple one for the purpose of isolating the subject. As most of the college decisions have … Continue reading Isolate the Subject
Ao Feng Zheng (Louis) After the disastrous super-typhoons that wrecked Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the little community was left without power for the better part of a month. Islanders had to resort back to candles for lights and collecting water for fundamental needs in the absence of electricity. When visiting the CNMI, one can still see the remnants of damage left behind by … Continue reading Isolating the Subject
Jerielle Francisco Craving something cold, sweet, and creamy? Then you should grab yourself a milkshake! Milkshakes became a popularized beverage in the 1950’s because of its whipped form, thanks to the invention of ice blenders, and its sweet taste. This well-known drink is often served in diners, soda foundations, lunch counters, burger joints, and fast food chain restaurants. Furthermore, this popular drink can be served … Continue reading Isolate the Subject
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