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I like me better-Lauv

By: Aisha Abubakar, Writer February 19, 2021
"I like me better" is a pop song about how you treasure and like yourself more when you are with someone you love.
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The Peregrine Falcon

By: Zekarias Delelegn, Reporter February 18, 2021
The Peregrine Falcon is a type of bird that comes from the Falco Peregrine species. They are most commonly known as being the fastest animal on earth, due to them reaching 240 mph while diving to catch it's prey.
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A Few Ways Engineers Heals a Broken Heart

By: Samantha Parada Rodriguez, Reporter February 18, 2021
I know that it might sound weird to hear that an engineers can heal a broken heart but if you really think about it and read a little bit about it you could find yourself interested and surprised.
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[Video] Effects of COVID-19 On Your Ability To Smell

By: Alexander Nguyen, Reporter February 18, 2021
Anosmia or more commonly known as smell loss, is among the first signs of COVID-19. The most common cause of anosmia is from viruses.
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Drivers license by Olivia Rodrigo

By: Paula Turcios-Amaya, Writer February 17, 2021
Has someone ever broken a every salient promise to you? How did that make you feel? you tell me!
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Juice Wrld – All Girls Are The Same

By: Daniel Murtin, Writer February 12, 2021
Once listening to this song you get a kind of eerie and sad mood from the lyrics to the instrumental. The lyrics send in powerful and compelling words that make the listener fell calm and tranquil.
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[Video] Daniel Rozin’s Mirrors

By: Caitlin Arnold, Reporter February 11, 2021
“The mirror is doing more than taking your image, it is capturing something about your soul and showing it back to you. These amazing works of art wouldn’t be possible without the engineer and you."- Daniel Rozin
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Sleep Paralysis: And What Are Its Symptoms

By: Allen Chhu, Journalist February 10, 2021
Sleep paralysis is a phenomena where your brain is conscience but your body is not and is paralyzed.
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June Is Pride Month, Support The LGBTQIA+ Community

By: Siamba Oguah, Journalist February 5, 2021
LGBTQIA stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning, intersex, and asexual; the plus stands for any sexualities that weren't included in the acronym. In honor of pride month here are some things you can do to support the community and be a better ally.
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To show one way this new jacket could be used.

The Solution to Comfortable Mid Day Relaxation, Pillowdy

By: Sam Ross, Journalist March 8, 2020
This sweatshirt or windbreaker might be the perfect way to combine neck pillows with a usable solution. The creators found a way to put a pillow in a sweatshirt that can adjust to the user and fits all sizes.
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WeWALK – The Smart Cane

By: Ethan Nguyen, Journalist January 10, 2020

WeWALK is a smart cane for people that are visually impaired. It can detect objects above chest level and is compatible with apps such as Google Maps. Having a cane compatible with Google Maps can help...

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Edible Food Wrappers

By: Tommy Tran, Journalist November 8, 2019

Millions of plastic are dumped into the ocean each year. These edible food wrappers are an attempt to reduce the plastic waste in our world. At the U.S. Department of Agriculture, two researchers created...

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Amazon Alexa Improvement; Now Handles Patient Health Information

By: Maryam Malik, Journalist May 30, 2019

As you may know, Alexa is a virtual assistant that has been incorporated in an increasing number of households these past few years. Amazon, one of the largest e-commerce companies of this day and age,...

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First Malaria Vaccine Ever!

By: Sam Bennion, Journalist May 30, 2019

Malaria is a huge problem, especially in Africa, where it is quite a common disease. Every year, there are 200 million cases and 435 thousand deaths. The RTS,S vaccine could change all this. RTS,S is...

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Kendra Scott Jewelry

By: Giulianna Campo, Journalist December 3, 2018

Kendra Scott is a successful woman that makes her own jewelry, and it's the new thing that people are gravitating to. She has made so much money that she has given 25 million dollars back to charities...

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Kenguru the Car for People in Wheelchairs

By: Anna Burger, Journalist August 15, 2018
Kenguru is a car specifically designed for people in wheelchairs to drive.
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Minecraft Education Edition for Schools

By: Arda Dogan, Journalist February 8, 2018
Minecraft Education Edition is an education version of Minecraft designed for classroom use.
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3D Printed Prosthetic

By: Aidan Cunningham, Journalist January 25, 2018
Now with the help of a 3D printer, companies are creating inexpensive customized prosthetics.
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Nima Pocket Gluten Detector

By: Aidan Cunningham, Journalist January 25, 2018
People with gluten allergies usually have to take a chef's word when they go out to eat on whether something is gluten-free.
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Wheelchairs for Dogs

By: Anna Capobianco, Journalist October 30, 2017
This article is about wheelchairs for dogs and how they can change dogs' lives.
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Ballet Pointe Shoes

By: Ashley Nguyen, Journalist October 20, 2017

Have you've ever seen ballet dancers wearing those cool shoes that allow them to stand on their toes? If you haven't already, they are called pointe shoes. Most pointe shoes are handmade. You can see pointe...

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Why Are You Bored?

By: Ethan Vu, Journalist October 19, 2017
Everyone gets bored but don't you wonder why?  It usually happens when your friend rants about an unimportant event that you didn't go to, or you're waiting for the bus and forgot to charge your phone.  But why does it happen?  Be prepared to find out yourself why you are bored.
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