JacksonJournal.News

Menu

Valerie Lai

All content by Valerie Lai

CoViD-19 Can Discriminate

By: Valerie Lai, Journalist • May 25, 2021
CoViD-19 can be discriminatory against race and economic status.
Read Story
2019.08.18 Impossible Burger, Washington, DC USA 230 10018 by tedeytan is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

Beef Burger vs. Meatless Burger – Which One Is Better?

By: Valerie Lai, Journalist • May 11, 2021
Are plant-based burgers healthier than beef burgers?
Read Story

FDA Approves Pfizer Vaccine for 12-15 Year-Olds

By: Valerie Lai, Journalist • May 11, 2021
The FDA has just authorized the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for use in 12-15 year-olds.
Read Story

How Does The CoViD-19 Vaccine Work?

By: Valerie Lai, Reporter • February 23, 2021
The CoViD-19 vaccine has been in the headlines a lot lately. But before you get it, you might want to know - how does it work?
Read Story

How To Spot Fake News

By: Valerie Lai, Reporter • February 9, 2021
Using these techniques to spot fake news can really help you filter out the untruths.
Read Story
music by Robert Couse-Baker is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Perfect Pitch

By: Valerie Lai, Reporter • November 6, 2020
In music, perfect pitch is the ability to sing or name a note without a reference.
Read Story
iPad 2 w/ Smart Cover by leondel is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

We’re Spending Too Much Time On Our Devices

By: Valerie Lai, Reporter • November 6, 2020
That's the amount of time the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends as a limit for children.
Read Story
Picture of Violin

From Guts to Steel: The Story of Violin Strings

By: Valerie Lai, Reporter • October 7, 2020

It all started with sheep guts. 300 years ago, the first strings for bowed instruments were made from sheep intestines. After being artfully crafted, stretched, dried, and twisted, these strings made...

Continue Reading
Activate Search
The student newspaper of Luther Jackson Middle School
Valerie Lai