Article by Stella Bleiweis, Writer
November 4, 2022 • No Comments
Red hot flames consume piles of fabric and cloth previously covering women’s heads in streets all throughout Iran. Protests have been flooding the nation of Iran for around a month now, resulting in bloodshed, violence,...
Article by Kokoro Igawa, Lead Editor
March 17, 2022 • No Comments
In 2021, record-breaking numbers of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals were violently killed. The Human Rights Campaign reports that the number is at least 56—a 27% increase from the year before. The vast...
Article by Sena Chang, Section Editor
March 16, 2022 • No Comments
In the largest conventional attack since World War II, Russian troops invaded Ukraine on February 24 of this year as Western nations, alongside Korea and Japan, scrambled to suffocate Putin’s fragile economy through economic...
Article by Ryne Hisada, Editor-in-Chief
February 23, 2022 • No Comments
Tensions rise as Russia prepares to invade neighboring Ukraine in a historically monumental course of action. Above is a compilation of the most commonly used terms in Ukraine-related articles by news sources like The Guardian,...
Article by Nathan Michels, Section Editor
November 12, 2022 • No Comments
This is part of a continuing series of interviews with academics from leading U.S universities. How should the internet be regulated? How does social media affect our daily lives? How can we protect ourselves and our...
Article by Joseph Barboriak, Writer
June 8, 2022 • No Comments
Many of you may recognize this revolutionary image taken by the Hubble telescope in 1995. Titled the “Pillars of Creation,” it became Hubble’s most famous image and a testament to scientific advancement. The Hubble...
Article by Tei Kim, Section Editor
May 23, 2022 • No Comments
Since the 1950s, the world has experienced a general downward trend in birth rate due to factors including declining child mortality, rising age of marriage, and more. This drop in birth rate is a severe problem in South...
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June 9, 2022 • No Comments
This article was written by 4th grader Mustafa Hafeez as a part of Hanabi’s collaboration with the ES Newsletter Club in its first edition of The Elementary Voice. No oceans, no humanity. The state...
Article by JonJon Wang, Section Editor
June 8, 2022 • No Comments
The world of economics is shifting. Enter cryptocurrency: a digital asset completely composed of 0’s and 1’s. Once mocked as a silly trend, its marketability has, instead, catalyzed a global switch...
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June 8, 2022 • No Comments
Each second, an entire garbage truck worth of discarded clothing is thrown in landfills or incinerated globally. In 2015, a survey revealed that ⅓ of young UK women tended to call a garment “old”...
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