Feature Article

I wrote this article with my grandmother's story in mind. I aimed to capture the horrors of the Japanese internment camps, while also raising awareness on how we, as a society, can move forward. One of my proudest moments was when this was published, because I felt as if I could bring stories of my heritage to a broader audience.

Feature Article

This article was inspired by my interest in a new life-sciences focused campus that was moving in right across the street from my neighborhood. I had been hearing debates about the new construction plans via my neighbors and other Redwood Shores residents. I was able to interview local citizens on their views and also look around the Redwood LIFE buildings.

Opinion: Geese

After falling through a loophole in goose research for many hours, I decided to write about it. I debated with many people to get different perspectives on the matter, and while some didn't agree with me that the geese should be spared, I was still able to get solid information out to more people.

Opinion: Electric cars are not driving towards the future

Electric-powered cars are not on the road to a renewable and clean future. They are powered by lithium-ion batteries that will pose a real threat to the environment if continued to be manufactured at the rate of current gasoline-powered cars...

Opinion: America should learn from the list of the happiest countries

For the fifth year in a row, the people of Finland have voted their country to be the happiest in the world, according to a 2022 poll report from CNN. Following closely after are Denmark, Iceland, and Switzerland...

Opinion: The media has blurred the line between cultural appropriation and appreciation

Katy Perry, Zac Efron, Karlie Kloss, and Kim Kardashian; what do all of these celebrities have in common? The internet has accused them all of cultural appropriation.

Opinion: Contamination and corruption go off the rails in East Palestine

Unlike what they state on their website, East Palestine, Ohio, is not the place you want to be.

Opinion: Schools should shake up Shakespeare units

“To be, or not to be” is the question that school departments should ask themselves when discussing the future of Shakespearean-heavy curriculums. From “Hamlet” to “Julius Caesar,” nearly all high schoolers have suffered through countless Shakespeare plays in their English classes.

Feature Article

This was my first article of 2022. It questions the media's masked portrayal of propaganda, and how people consume it everyday just by scrolling through the internet.

Small Businesses Recommendations

The pandemic hit everyone hard, especially small businesses around the world. American citizens have been encouraged to shop locally and to support these small businesses, so I decided to combine both and give people shops in the Bay Area to discover.

Princess Diana

To appeal to audiences young and old, I wanted to recognize an important female icon: Princess Diana. I was inspired by her willingness to help others, as well as her sense of style. After extensive research, I included my personal favorite of her looks, and photos for each of them.

2022 Grammys

Another fashion-related article includes this one about the best outfits worn at the Grammys. Keeping up with celebrity news is important in today's society, including their fashion do's and don'ts.

MBTI Types

Personality quizzes are a popular activity among high schoolers, and one of the more accurate one's include MBTI tests. It takes a more psychological approach to personality quizzes, and has been a long term interest of mine.

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