Article by Seo Young Oh Thanksgiving is a national holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November every year in Canada and the United States. Originating as a harvest festival, it can be traced back to 1612 at the Plymouth Plantation. The pilgrims, or the religious refugees, from England invited the local Native Americans to […]
MoreArticle by Carlos Po Recently, South Korean president Park Geun-hye was implicated in a massive scandal that sparked national protests. Involving an old friend named Choi Soon-sil whom she grew close to after her mother was killed by a North Korean spy, the scandal has many concerned citizens taking to the streets to protest. The […]
MoreArticle by Audrey Sy As the last two-week stretch before ICARE, and three week stretch until the end of the semester rolls in, seniors all around struggle with the looming weight of college applications. For some, it is an incredibly challenging and confusing time, and as such we interviewed two senior guidance counselors, Mr. Douglas McQueen […]
MoreCompiled by Meg Barraca Picture this: It’s 11:20. Class ends in five minutes. You sneak a glance at the clock on the back wall and try to ignore the growling in your belly for the nth time since school started. Five minutes seems more like five hours, but finally, the bell rings. You bolt to […]
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