Though most students face hardships during their academic journey, Marie Delcy’s story of overcoming is remarkable. Marie Delcy was born in Haiti. Her parents planned for Delcy to complete her primary education in Haiti and move to the US to finish college and graduate school, but those plans changed in 2010. On January 12, Read More…
They both release and attract toxic chemicals, and appear everywhere from human placentas to chasms thirty-six thousand feet beneath the sea. Will we ever be rid of them? Annual production of plastic exceeds eight hundred billion pounds; much of it ends up as microplastics, spreading across the ocean.Illustration by Daniel Liévano Listen to this story Read More…
For one writer, the death of a long-distance friend results in very real grief — but also leads to deep reflection on how we define and nurture our friendships in the 21st century. By Lynn GilmourPublished: “We are futuristic pen pals.” I’m looking at the text Gav sent me two months after we met in Read More…
. I’m a really tall girl. I’m 6′5. I’m a high school sophomore. I mainly play volleyball. I also play basketball and softball. I was born in a middle class family. I have two older sisters. So, rich in siblings I would say. They’re smaller than me though. So, I’m their “big little sister”. If Read More…
Meet the 11-year-old Afro-Mexican girl with an IQ higher than Einstein, and already a college graduate Every once in a while, a child with unique abilities captures the world’s attention, and Adhara Pérez Sánchez, an autistic 11-year-old girl, has become such a phenomenon. Born in 2011 in Tláhuac, Mexico, Adhara was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome Read More…
· This snake crawled over a sharp saw and was cut. In anger the snake wrapped the Saw with its thick body and proceeded to squeeze the life out of the Saw. With each angry squeeze it felt more pain but continued because it wasn’t going to let the Saw get away with the pain Read More…
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