Introversion and Extraversion
Lakshanyaa Ganesh, Oishee Misra, Collin Qian, Shreshta Ranganathan, and Anish Vasudevan
April 10, 2020
or as long as we can remember, we've been placed in different personality boxes — more notably, the "introvert" or "extrovert" boxes. Especially in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we're all experiencing social distancing differently, depending on our introvert or extrovert tendencies. Beyond ...
El Estoque: The story behind the story
Lakshanyaa Ganesh, Oishee Misra, Leanna Sun, Shuvi Jha, and Sarah Young
March 13, 2020
ou see our magazines perched on the corner table of every classroom, you see our social media posts and stories promoting our newest story, you even see us wearing quarterzips and sweatpants proudly urging you to #getstoqued. What you don't see as much, however, is the hard work that goes into providing...
Reactions to Tragedy
Lakshanyaa Ganesh, Oishee Misra, Shuvi Jha, Leanna Sun, and Sarah Young
January 29, 2020
January was a month marked by a myriad of tragedies. Our childhood hero Kobe Bryant died, impeachment proceedings in the Senate further highlighted America's dangerous partisan divide, Australian bush fires continue to persist, and the coronavirus has created an atmosphere of heightened fear. In wake...
Childhood: An exploration of our past
Aditi Dixit, Rachel Jiang, Sreya Kumar, Jasmine Lee, Emily Xia, and Annie Zhang
October 23, 2019
A collection of stories reminiscing about our childhood and how it impacts our future
Street smart shortage
Roshan Fernandez, Zara Iqbal, Tabitha Mendez, Brandon Ng, and Claire Yang
April 7, 2019
Finding happiness
Zara Iqbal, Tabitha Mendez, Brandon Ng, Roshan Fernandez, Keshav Taneja, and Claire Yang
March 8, 2019
The changes in our community
Rana Aghababazadeh, Zara Iqbal, Flora Peng, Collin Qian, and Claire Yang
February 1, 2019
Winter holidays
Rana Aghababazadeh, Zara Iqbal, Flora Peng, Claire Yang, and Collin Qian
December 15, 2018
Word on the Street: Immigrant
Avni Prasad
March 10, 2017
my Chua, author of Battle Hymn of a Tiger Mother and a Chinese immigrant, scolded her oldest daughter Sophia for making fun of someone for having any kind of foreign accent. “Do you know what a foreign accent is? It’s a sign of bravery,” Chua said. That’s what being an immigrant was to...
To believe or not to believe
November 12, 2016
Between the lines of every religion, old-age tale and culture, there lies a plethora of superstitious ideals. Superstitions, whether made up by children to taunt one another or told by the elderly inauspiciously, leave different impressions on those who hear them. Click on each image below to see five...
