The Tragedy in Itaewon: the Pandemic’s Effects on the Young Generations
By Christine Kim In the past two years, a total of 336 young people have lost their lives in tragic events caused by an uncontrollable crowd. From concerts, to clubs, […]
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Korean Comfort Women: the Past and Present of Human Trafficking
By Christine Kim Human trafficking is a major global issue that particularly harms female children. According to the Child Liberation Foundation, over 51% of human trafficking cases involve children trafficked […]
Acts of Kindness in the Depths of Violence
Morgan Collins To the world’s dismay on February 24th, Russia invaded Ukraine. This heinous act of violence has caused mass panic in numerous countries. In the United States we have […]
Where in the World?
by Zoe Stowe Where in the world are we today? Together, we’ll explore the far corners of the earth from Elizabeth Islands to Russia, and American Samoa to Argentina. Let’s […]
EEE Virus in Connecticut
by Georgia Kirkendall Starting in early September, the Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus, or Triple E, has struck in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. There have been four human cases of […]
The Yellow Vest Movement Continues
By Georgia Kirkendall For a straight eleven weeks now, protests have been held in France against unfair taxes and government money use. The aggravation is mostly directed towards President Emmanuel […]
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