St. Robert CHS Student News
Cristiana Moldovan (12) | STAFF REPORTER
Economic competition is common practice in capitalist systems. It involves businesses and firms changing their prices and services with respect to one another in order to appeal to customers and increase profits.
Bryan Li (10) | STAFF REPORTER
The trial of Richard Alexander Murdaugh was captivated by individuals across the world. Richard Alexander, better known as Alex, was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for the brutal murders of his wife and son, Maggie and Paul Murdaugh.
Harmony Chen (9) | STAFF REPORTER
The rise of artificial intelligence has been rapid and revolutionary. From powering self-driving cars to providing digital personal assistance in technology such as Google Home and Amazon Alexa, AI has become a core component of the digital transformation of society.
Athan Kang (10) | STAFF REPORTER
On January 28, 2023, a high-altitude Chinese balloon was spotted in North American airspace, including a portion of Canada. After the balloon traveled across the entirety of North America, it was eventually shot down by the US military off the coast of South Carolina. According to the USA, this aircraft was capable of sending signals for intelligence collection operations. Nonetheless, the Chinese Foreign Ministry claims that it was used for weather research and had simply blown off its course.
Oscar Cheng (9) | Staff Reporter
Committing knowledge to memory is a crucial part of our lives that allows us to succeed at school or work. In terms of methods, songs and acronyms are some of the most popular ways to remember important information. Although memorizing seems like a daunting task, with the right approach, it can become easy as pie.
Ryan Hu (10) | STAFF REPORTER
A runaway trolley is barreling down the railway. Further down the railway, there are five people tied up and left on the tracks. As a railway operator you are able to divert the path of the train, but doing so will kill a person standing on the side tracks.
“Of The People, By The People, For The People.”
– Abraham Lincoln (16th President of the United States of America)
Annabelle Liu (9) | STAFF REPORTER
The rustle of the paper are the leaves in the wind; flowing freely, before the gust abruptly halts. They flip to a stop, gazing at the sinking of the sun. All that is around me is nothing but tranquility at its finest form—the gentle rush of the waves filling my ears, the soft grains of sand warming my feet, the trills of the birds echoing through the sky.
Victoria Qiu (9) | STAFF REPORTER
I step off the train and sit down on a nearby bench, sighing. Glancing at my watch, I estimate around two hours before the next train comes to the station. Two hours of absolutely nothing to do and no one to talk to.
By Victoria Qiu (9) | STAFF REPORTER
Taylor flipped through her family’s albums at her desk. Pages and pages of photos depicting different parts of their lives chronologically ordered. She turned to the beginning of the book once again, eyes resting on her very first photos. Taylor’s first steps, First words! First time at the zoo. So many other pictures stared back at her unblinking, the ghost of her baby smile forever etched in time. So many memories captured on paper, so many capsules into the past. She wiped a stray tear away before turning the pages, watching her entire life unfold in front of her eyes. Photos of her as a toddler, the birth of her baby brother, and soon everything in her life fell into place. Every moment was documented in this album, every event, every smile.