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Amazon’s AI Surveillance

By Eduardo Gutierrez on April 14, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Amazon’s COVID-19 Test

By Eduardo Gutierrez on April 14, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Blockage at the Suez

By Min Gue Kwak on April 6, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Rallies Call to Stop Asian Hate

By Caroline Ketelhohn on April 5, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Taking a Gap Year?

By Nicole Odongo on March 27, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

The NYPD’s New Robot Dogs

By Min Gue Kwak on March 16, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Could Humans Communicate With Pets? Meet the Talking Dog, Bunny

By Vanessa Bendana on January 31, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Imagine scientists developed an incredible new gadget, one that allows your dog to speak. Yes, not bark, but talk. What would your dog say? Would you’d finally be able to know how […]

Making Room for Journalism While Feeling Overwhelmed

By Alejandra Telleria on January 27, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Not every emotion we carry is fully acknowledged, understood, or even truly felt. At times, we might feel like we experience all of our emotions at once and aren’t quite sure how […]

Counting Elephants From Space

By Min Gue Kwak on January 22, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Ever since poaching became a widespread practice in Africa during the late 20th century, the African elephant has been under the constant threat of extinction. While there have been constant efforts to […]

Thanksgiving in 2020: A Personal Reflection

By Mariana Lanuza on January 22, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

This year is not about striving to win everything you want, but to be grateful for everything you have. This year has been one of many hardships the world has never experienced […]

The World-Record Shoe

By Eduardo Gutierrez on January 22, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

On September 5, Kenyan athlete Peres Jepchirchir broke a world record when she completed Prague’s 21.1 km course 37 seconds faster than the previous record time for women’s running.  Similar to other […]

Kamala Harris’ Vogue Cover Causes Controversy

By Ayesha Rana on January 17, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Kamala Harris’, The nation’s first female vice president-elect, appearance in American Vogue has caused some controversy for being too casual and ‘washed out’, with the Vice President-elect’s team surprised by the magazine’s […]

Twitter Suspends President Trump’s Account Permanently

By Ayesha Rana on January 17, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Twitter suspended President trumps account this Friday evening  “After a close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them we have permanently suspended the account due to […]

And when I look in the mirror,

By Mayte Cruz on January 13, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

I’m not alone anymore. I see you standing behind me. I reach out to touch your warm and soft hands, but am only met with the cold, sharp air of the night. […]

Christmas Cookie Fundraiser

By Mariana Lanuza on December 7, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

  She’s the First is raising money for scholarships to enable underprivileged young women to attend the Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria. They are selling kits of delicious Christmas cookies that include colorful frostings […]

Celebration of Maradona

By Patrick Mikeska on December 7, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )

Maradona is an Argentinian soccer player, who is amongst the greatest players of all time, if not the greatest, and he passed this morning November 25th. His passing is a huge loss […]

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11 months ago

What About the Future?
"The short break we took transitioning from physical classes to online classes was welcome, and the following online classes were rather peaceful, calming, you could say. I would lay down on my bed for a few minutes between classes, and I felt refreshed at each and every class I joined. But there was one thing I was forgetting about in all of this, something that adults and working individuals found out much sooner. What about the future?

Read more of Min Gue Kwak's story at: https://www.ans.edu.ni/newspaper/2020/04/29/coronavirus-a-pandemic-story-through-the-eyes-of-a-junior/
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12 months ago

What's it like to be a Junior who has had to leave the country and experience quarantine in a small apartment? Read Sam Swinehart's experience here:
"Picture this: It’s the middle of summer vacation, and it’s a balmy 79 degrees outside - a sprinkle of clouds are sparsely scattered across the sky, and there’s a cool breeze outside. It’s the picturesque summer day. And, you’re stuck inside. You aren’t allowed to leave the house because of, that’s right, the coronavirus."
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12 months ago
A Junior’s Perspective on Quarantine, Including a Review | Eye of the Tiger

A Junior's Perspective on Quarantine, Including a Review
"With this global pandemic having spread far across the world starting in China, the effects of its damage are being felt even in the small country of Nicaragua. Although the number of reported COVID-19 cases is low, the country as a whole is taking precautions against the virus, and this includes the school that I go to, the American Nicaraguan School. As an 11th grader, I can’t help but feel lucky for having had the chance to take the SAT test, since many others were unable to all across the world, and many more had their May test cancelled. However, this does not change the fact that I am unable to go to school, alongside millions of other students across the globe."
Read more of Min Gue Kwak’s article at: https://www.ans.edu.ni/newspaper/2020/04/23/a-juniors-perspective-on-quarantine-including-a-review/
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Arts and Culture A Junior’s Perspective on Quarantine, Including a Review By Min Gue Kwak on April 23, 2020 • ( Leave a comment )   Life Inside With this global pandemic having spread far across the world starting in China, the effects of its damage are being felt even in the small country of N... ... See more

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12 months ago

A Senior Student's Perspective - "What I find most interesting about these times is that our generation loves to spend their time inside hibernation, on our phones, computers, tablets, game consoles and overall lacking interaction with others but now that we have the chance to do so (yes, under non-ideal circumstances), we do not want to anymore. It makes me think that it is our nature to want what we can’t have. It also makes me think that we do not appreciate things until they are taken away from us, in this case our freedom."

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Walking Past – An Original Poem | Eye of the Tiger

Walking Past - An Original Poem
Mayte Cruz's poem is inspired by Sara Wong's artwork featured in the New York Times.
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Arts and Culture Walking Past – An Original Poem By Mayte Cruz on April 17, 2020 • ( Leave a comment ) Original poem by Mayte Cruz My poem was inspired by artwork featured in the New York Times by Sara Wong. I am inspired by the concept of walking past people who could end up being important in ... ... See more

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