Love off the cuff
December 2, 2018
Filed under OPINION
With the cold nights getting longer and the buoyant holiday spirit fast approaching, the desire to settle down in a warm, cozy environment is stronger than ever. For some, this evokes a sense of longing to enter a non-platonic relationship, a phenomenon dubbed “cuffing season” that originated on Tw...
Valentine’s Day: How we met
Helen Chao and Emma Lam
February 14, 2018
Filed under FEATURES, Valentine's Day
In the very beginning, Art teacher Brian Chow and Biology teacher Pamela Chow didn’t have a strong impression of one another when meeting for the first time at a new teacher orientation. However, one thing led to another, and the two are now married and settled down with three kids of their own. W...
The way we love: Young love, parental guidance
February 14, 2016
Filed under FEATURES, The way we love
Students often go to their parents and teachers for help with school or for practical advice. They might ask for help on a math problem or for help with an essay. But most don't think to ask for help with love. So, we asked for you, watch the video below to hear the advice that parents and teachers have...
The way we love: Love across cultures
February 14, 2016
Filed under FEATURES, Interactives, Multimedia, The way we love
There are a thousand different ways to express love: A spontaneous bouquet of roses, a hug and a kiss every morning before school or an encouraging text from a friend are just a few examples. But how does the way we love vary across cultures? Some families are used to showing physical affection. Others,...
Valentine’s Day: Sharing the roots and quirks of high school relationships
February 15, 2015
Filed under Editor's Picks, FEATURES
What do Hello Kitty, Lucky Charms and Junior Prom have in common? In elementary school, Valentine's Day used to entail cheap cardboard candy cards in a doily-plastered, glitter-lined shoe box. In high school, it's grown to be something else. In the spirit of Valentine's Day, four student couples discuss...
