Harvard lawsuit seeks to harm, not help, Asians
“I Am Asian-American. I Have Dreams Too,” read a sign that was carried during a protest against Harvard’s allegedly biased … Continue reading Harvard lawsuit seeks to harm, not help, Asians
“I Am Asian-American. I Have Dreams Too,” read a sign that was carried during a protest against Harvard’s allegedly biased … Continue reading Harvard lawsuit seeks to harm, not help, Asians
Desertification is when a fresh and fertile piece of land turns dry and barren due to lack of water and … Continue reading An Ode to My Bullies
“Violence in video games makes people violent.” Everyone has heard this argument before. Scientists have come out with “proof” of … Continue reading Toxic culture is worse than virtual violence
In the annual Inter-House Cross country race held on Nov. 19, Saira Mehra, Class of 2020, claimed the first position. … Continue reading Participants run to cherish time
Last week, something really strange happened — I was talking to my friend, laptop in my bag, about how I … Continue reading Watch what you say: AI is listening
“Major or minor?” asked the man at the counter. “Uhh … uh … minor. Oh, sorry, major. Now,” I replied … Continue reading Passport renewal a minor step for a new major
There was a reason why I signed up for the Gangotri Hike as my first choice the moment the Activity … Continue reading Proving myself wrong about treks and trash
“Even though I have achieved very little in life so far, wherever I am and whoever I am — the … Continue reading Former student leader reflects on school’s impact
Breathe in, breathe out. Forcing myself to regulate my air, I put pressure on all of the muscles in my … Continue reading Writhing to stop
Art teacher’s life goes beyond tolerance “Hey, how’re you doing?” That voice, usually so friendly, sounded like a threat: “How’s … Continue reading Accepting Mr. Hubbard