You can save a lives in multiple ways: Getting CPR certified allows you to help in many life threatening situations such as cardiac arrest, heart attack, choking etc. All of these things listed are very common and it is almost impossible to do anything about these situations without someone there who has knowledge in CPR. […]
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How Languages Tranform Individuals into Communities By Jennie Rosen
Hello, salve (latin), guten tag (german) , こんにちは (japanese) , שלום (hebrew), hola (spanish) . Languages are such a big part of this world – they can transform you. Languages can help if you want a job: you can get more job offers if you fluent a second language. Some languages can also help your […]
Top 10 Ways Not to get Sick this Winter! By Jenna Brandaleone and Jennie Rosen
Sleep… Going to bed works! You may hate going to bed early, but you should know that a good night’s rest is all you need to help your body fight (and win against) germs! Wash your hands… We have all heard it. “Remember to always wash your hands!”, but we should really listen to […]
Overheard on YouTube: Jokes by Grisha!
#1 Patient: Doctor, every time I drink coffee I get an intense pain in my eye. WHY? Doctor: Have you tried to remove the spoon? #2 Student: What do you get when you crossbreed a shark and a cow? Teacher: I have no idea but I wouldn’t try milking it. #3 Light travels faster than […]
History Bob, Edition 1- by Grisha Barantsev
History Bob: EDITION 1: Mesopotamia and Sumer History Bob is a person who talks about history, it’s his favorite thing. Today Bob found something interesting: the first epic or a very long poem, it’s about 1,000 pages long. He knows that the people in Mesopotamia wrote it, or being more specific Sumer. Sumer is an […]
Do Books Lack Diversity? by Julia Callini
What are the most popular books we read? The classics, The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare, Catcher in the Rye, J.D. Salinger, Lord of the Flies, William Golding, The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne. And we have today’s bestsellers, The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins, Me Before You, JoJo Moyes, The Girl […]
History’s Mystery: Ancient Secrets Uncovered By Kevin Zhao
Of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World, only one structure, the oldest, remains standing. Although it was built long before any modern breakthroughs, it faces right toward the magnetic North Pole, and has many numerical coincidences. This famous architectural achievement, the “Great Pyramid”, holds centuries of information, begging to be learned. Word To The […]
Paleo Diet by Devin DiCarlo
Matt Pat is sitting down for dinner and on his plate is roasted yummy chicken and spinach green and long. Why he’s eating this you might ask? Why Does he have more energy? Well it’s all because of paleo. What good It can do Paleo is good for you, your health, and your fitness. Paleo […]
Cupcake of the Week by Nora Ward
Hi guys!! It’s the week before February break! These are the cupcakes of the week! So cute right?!?! Here is the recipe: Bake any type of cupcake of your choice Next Frost the cupcake with vanilla frosting sprinkle with some big heart sprinkles Then make chocolate big lips, very small lips, and an envelope 5. […]
It’s That Time, by Andrew Boyer
It’s That Time We need a new leader. Obama’s term is over. So who will it be? Well it’s time we vote on it. It’s time for the Presidential Campaign. It’s that time of year again. The time we vote for a new leader. The time when the current president’s term ends. It’s […]