Valentine’s day in different cultures
By Nadine Loureiro Valentine’s Day is a special holiday marked with a heart around its date on the calendar; it…
Posts Tagged 'world'
100 years since the war that did not end all wars
By JONATHAN LIN and LAASYA GADIYARAM The Tower (Princeton, NJ) : Just over a hundred years ago, on November 11th 1918, the Central…
Student Guide: Reducing our Carbon Footprint
By Maddie Weekley The Tower (Grosse Pointe, Michigan) Rising seas. Melting glaciers. Frequent heat waves. The release of excess carbon…
Glitches leave Earth in disarray—pull it together, simulation masters
By Neek Azar The Nexus (Camino Del Sur, San Diego) It has recently come to my attention that a theory…
MAPPING MEMORIES
By Charlotte L. and Catherine L. The Blue and Gold (Shilin, Taipei, Taiwan) Karen Dalton: a fall on the waterfallWhen…
5 Ways that Gen Z Is Changing the World
By Grace Masback WANT Contributor One of the fastest growing industries in the U.S. is the business of decoding Generation…
New Eyes (an essay)
By Lindsey Burns The Pigeon Press (Portland, Oregon) A blackbird hops awkwardly from tree to tree. The pale grey sky, drained…
Read Before You Speak
By Madelyn Beacham The Hoof Print (McDonough, Georgia) When I was a kid, an all time popular and humorous game to…
Global Health Special Series: Takeaways and the Teen Perspective
By Grace Masback WANT Original Content The Princeton-Fung Global Forum in Dublin came to a close on Tuesday, but for…
Global Health Special Series: Princeton Fung-Forum Conference Begins!
By Grace Masback WANT Original Content The annual Princeton-Fung Global Forum, entitled “Modern Plagues: Lessons Learned from the Ebola Crisis,”…