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Trump’s New World: Immigration
Will his controversial policies ranging from birthright citizenship to sanctuary cities yield positive results?
What Should I Read Over the Summer?
Great adventure and historical fiction books you do not want to miss.
Helpful Memorization Techniques
Roman Rooms and PAO are ways to cram a lot of information into short term memory with relative ease, and I’m here to help you master these two techniques.
The Soul of Seoul
TOP CREATIVE WORK OF THE MONTH: Travel stories: Exploring Korea, one delicious piece of fried food at a time.
The Unveiled Force
FIRST PLACE CONTEST WINNER: Lise Meitner observed a tremendous, double-edged energy source capable of destroying the planet, while boosting the development of human industry.
The History-Altering Decision
An underrated 20th-century hero, Vasili Arkhipov harnessed brave determination to save the world from the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The Mother of Wi-Fi
SECOND PLACE CONTEST WINNER: Hedy Lamarr has helped the world in battle, and was one of the key contributors for the human race to become an online, interconnected society.
Erased from History
SECOND PLACE CONTEST WINNER: A leader of the civil rights movement, Bayard Rustin organized the march on Washington, changing America forever. Why did he disappear from the history books?
The Amazing Mr. Milch
FIRST PLACE CONTEST WINNER: The power of an unsung hero who steers with endless purpose and passion.
What Stars Are Made Of
Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, one of the greatest astronomers of all time, and an unsung hero.
Well, you see, it all started with, “How fast can you make and detonate a bomb?”