Taha Forooghi | STAFF REPORTER (9)
A new perspective on inclusivity, away with the old and in with the new.
Boomers Vs. Zoomers On Inclusivity
Category: Editorials
Triggering China’s Unrest
Cristiana Moldovan | (12)
On Thursday, November 24th, in an apartment building in China’s Xinjiang region a fire broke out, killing 10, and injuring 9 more.
Myers-Briggs vs. 16 Personalities
Ryan Hu (10) | STAFF REPORTER
Humans, as social creatures, have always judged others based on their initial appearance. The drive to understand others better has inspired the creation of systems like the Chinese Zodiac and Western astrology, which attempt to describe a person’s personality based on when they are born. This tradition has continued into the present day, and in the post-social media era, universal and simple descriptors for a person’s personality are more in-demand than ever before. Currently, two of the most popular ways of measuring personality are Myers-Briggs and 16 Personalities, but which is better?
The Authenticity of Altruism
Harmony Chen (9) | STAFF REPORTER
The golden rule that is taught to most, if not all people, is to be kind to others. Kindness, in turn, is perceived in acts of friendliness, generosity, and thoughtfulness. This can be through the exchange of pleasantries, expressing sorrow and sympathy, or lending a helping hand.
Has the Digital Industry Met its End?
Athan Kang (10) | STAFF REPORTER
Computer scientists have been in high demand within the tech market during the 2010s. As technology grew increasingly popular, more people began to develop interests within the technological industry. However, in today’s day and age, tech titans such as Facebook and Amazon are halting all job hirings and firing countless workers.
Fashion Fantasy
Oscar Cheng (9) | Staff Reporter
Attention shoppers! Get your shopping bags ready cause information on consumerist culture is now 100 percent off! Today’s a day and age when we’re inclined to buy the latest iphone model, fashion accessories and collectables.
Low-Wage Workers, How Helpful Are Unions?
Bryan Li (10) | STAFF REPORTER
Many low-wage workers have come against the multi-million dollar corporations, averring that they deserve more than what they currently have. A common way workers try to combat this is by forming a union.
Is It Justified For Major US Universities To Be Test-Optional?
Harmony Chen (9) | STAFF REPORTER
Since their debuts in 1926 and 1959, the SAT and ACT have been a significant aspect of numerous college admissions processes. World-renowned for their academic rigour, these two American college entrance exams were designed to measure high school students’ competence for college, as well as to create one common point of data to set apart good and great students on a highly selective, international level.
The Revolution of Iran
Taha Forooghi | STAFF REPORTER (9)
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.”
FIFA World Cup 2022: Soccer and Controversy
Cristiana Moldovan (12) | STAFF REPORTER
Sportswashing can be defined as the expulsion of sporting events to enhance or improve tarnished reputations, and nowhere is it more prevalent than at the 2022 FIFA World Cup held in Qatar.