By: Grace Zhang Started in 1994 as a marketplace for books, Amazon has quickly grown into one the most powerful companies in the world, being one of the Big Four tech companies. But while we mostly know it as an ecommerce giant, Amazon has infiltrated almost every aspect of our lives, ranging from entertainment to…
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Hi, everyone! I hope you all are staying healthy during these unprecedented times. I have found myself reflective on how odd, but also sad, the world is right now. My thoughts are full of memories of happy times before this and future hopes and dreams for after this. Quarantine feels like a sort of prison…
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By Aambar Agarwal
Disclaimer: Do not ingest/inject Lysol or any other disinfectant. It is deadly to do so. Use in accordance with the instructions on their labels.
by Divya Bhardwaj Last week, a baby zonkey was born at the Chyulu Hills National Park in Kenya. As the name would suggest, a zonkey is a rare zebra-donkey hybrid. According to the National Park, sometime last year, the mother zebra came across a local cattle herd and “obviously [became] acquainted with an amorous donkey.”…
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by Michelle Dong In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is easy for us to be overwhelmed with news. However, I firmly believe that the Keystone XL Pipeline is an issue that all of us should be concerned about and following. The history of the Keystone XL Pipeline is long, complex, confusing. This article…
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by Zoe Nelson #1: Shapes and Volumes From bright blue heart-shaped gowns to shoulder pads and floaty ballroom dresses, fabric took many different forms on the runway. #2: Plaid This classic Dorothy style finally hit the catwalk. Funky collars and scarves also made an appearance alongside these colorful stripes. (My personal favorite: an all-pink ensemble…
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by Emma Gerber As we all know, the world is a crazy place right now. The news certainly reflects that fact: COVID-19 news has become nearly omnipresent in all of our lives. Though being informed about the spread of coronavirus is absolutely vital, there’s also a lot of other news right now that we are…
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by Grace Zhang You’ve probably heard of it before, but what really is Medicare for All and what exactly will it do? Sanders’ Medicare for All plan would be a national, single-payer health insurance. This means that all essential healthcare would be paid for entirely by taxes and be under one system run by the…
Read MoreBy Muna Agwa The date was July 31, 2008, on cool summer afternoon in Ireland: I was officially no longer an only child. The unique and rare, but very permanent addition of a younger sister was apart of my life now. The next time this would happen would be on a chilly January night, when…
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By Emma Esteves Located in the heart of Tremont, Affogato is Cleveland’s first Cat Cafe. It opened last year and since then, it has continued to attract hundreds of eager visitors: people stop by (either walk-in or make a reservation), grab a drink or dessert from the small cafe, and then enjoy some quality time…
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