Looking through orange lenses
November 18, 2019
The reasons why I decided to wear bright colors and how that changed my personality.
The metamorphosis of self: How the Myers-Briggs personality test sheds light onto identity
October 1, 2019
Interpreting how the Myers-Briggs personality test gave insight into my identity
I am always a piece away
September 11, 2019
Exploring how stamps have inspired me to do things that define me right now
Rolling out the jade carpet: Exploring the recent surge in Asian representation in media
Hannah Lee, Emily Xia, Ruth Feng, Elena Khan, and Aditya Dash
September 27, 2018
The impacts from new films "Crazy Rich Asians" and "To All the Boys I've Ever Loved"
The race for admission: Lying about racial identity just isn’t worth it
Elizabeth Han
April 22, 2016
Story by Amita Mahajan and Elizabeth Han e’ve grown up in a world where we’re taught that “lying is bad.” But when the exact consequences are minimal and the benefits add on, the urge to lie heightens and ultimately, we go against what we’ve been taught our entire lives. And for students at M...
Spurious: Students adopt alternative identities
Renee Pu
January 22, 2016
Co-written by Sanjana Murthy Beginning in 2016, CollegeBoard will offer a new version of the SAT with a revamped vocab section aimed to dissuade students from using flashcards to “memorize obscure words.” Instead, the test will focus on common and useful words offered in a broad context. As we ...
