December 2020

Ideas are Water

Ideas are Water by Adeline Ferolo Ideas are water. Sparkling crystals dance across the surface of a lake, bobbing up and down in synchronous movement following the rhythm of the waves. Looking at it now it seems like a hallucinatory, kaleidoscopic invention. But it’s just water. Billions of tiny water molecules each consisting of two …

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Child Separation Crisis

Child Separation Crisis by Trent Miles The United States has a historical tradition of separating children from their parents—as do many other countries. However, I want to address the U.S. specifically. Indigenous American children were separated from their parents and raised in remote states with white families. In recent years, we have been hearing about …

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From Diet to Disease

From Diet to Disease by Elizabeth Setti Webster’s Dictionary defines addiction as a compulsive, physiological, or psychological need for a habit-forming substance, behavior, or activity that leads to harmful effects. Throughout the course of the COVID-19 government shutdown, citizens battling their existing addictions inevitably struggled with their situations due to various factors. Some may even …

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World Hijab Day

World Hijab Day by Jenin Mannaa Oh, don’t you dare look back!Just keep your eyes on me.I said you’re holding back.She said, “Shut up and dance with me!” “Shut Up and Dance with Me” by Walk the Moon is my mom’s all-time favorite song, so you can imagine her joy when the lyrics reverberated. through …

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