What Art Basel Was All About by Stephanie Brito
Throughout December 5-8th of 2013, locals and tourists from across the globe entered the labyrinth that was Art Basel: the biggest art festival of the year.
Deferred But Not Dejected: What to do After Being Deferred from an Early Choice College by Karina Padron
“It ain’t over ‘till the fat lady sings.” I don’t know who this fat lady is, and why she has so much control over all major life decisions, but I do know that it “ain’t over” ‘till it’s over.
Places To Go During Winter Break by Marissa Echeverria
The sound of jingle bells, children caroling, and dreidels spinning against the floor are heard around neighborhoods. It also means winter break is about to commence. Some of us are going out of town and others are staying local this break.
3-D Printing: A Wave to the Future by Nathalie Mairena
Surgeons in Britain’s Morriston Hospital were faced with a tough problem when a man’s face was severely deformed in a bicycle accident. While one part of his face remained normal, the other was crushed. They are now planning to go in on a surgery they say will fix 70 to 80 percent of the deformity.
Give a Helping Hand During the 2013 Holiday Season by Sana Chaudhry
The Christmas season is a great time to be involved in service projects or charities that help those in need. Acts of kindness are what defines the holiday spirit. Spending time and making a donation to charities not only makes people feel better but can also make ourselves feel better. These charities are a great…
Peter Capaldi: The Twelfth Doctor by Daniel Saiz
For almost half a decade, the main protagonist from BBC’s “Doctor Who,” known as “the Doctor,” has escaped death time after time. This Christmas, the cycle begins yet again, bringing the 12th doctor: Peter Capaldi.
Teens and the Importance of Sex Education by Julissa Higgins
Sex. Abstinence. Diseases. These are usually concepts that, in today’s society, many parents avoid discussing with their children. For some parents, it is the issue of not wanting an “awkward” conversation with their child concerning a social taboo but, for most, it is a fear that has arisen that if they talk to children about…
Looking Back at Breaking Bad by Amanda Delgado and Christian Steiner
The TV phenomenon Breaking Bad has ended for good. With a record breaking 10.3 million viewers, it became the highest viewed finale of all time on basic cable.
The Day of the Doctor Review by Daniel Siaz
Last week BBC’s famous science-fiction show, Doctor Who, celebrated its 50th anniversary since its premier on November 23, 1963, quite exuberantly too.
Fitness Reports Broadcasting the Truth by Gabriella Indart
When school starts students dread the return of homework, but when physical education teachers start taking down heights and weights we all know what’s around the corner: fitness reports.