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How the Theft of the Mona Lisa Launched an Ordinary Painting to Superstar Status
More than half of the population has never even seen the Mona Lisa in real life, and yet, almost everyone recognizes her haunting eyes and mysterious smile.
By Ella Platts, Alumni at UCTechIn Arts and Entertainment, Apr 20, 2021
Album Review: Nectar by Joji
Filthy Frank. George Miller. Japanese-American singer and ex-Youtube star Joji has lived almost three lives with these three names. His unique career path has led him from eating toen...
By Gregory Martinez, Alumni at AAHSIn Arts and Entertainment, Apr 20, 2021
Why you Should Watch She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
This summer, I spent my quarantine indulging in as many childrens cartoons as I could justify watching as a seventeen-year-old on a borrowed Netflix account. My marathoning started wi...
By Mattia Leingang, Alumni at AITIn Opinion, Apr 15, 2021
Restaurant Reviews Around Union County
Echo Tap and Grille is a relatively new but popular establishment in Mountainside. The restaurant has partnerships with Grubhub and Doordash, two delivery services that have become mo...
By Rachel Bataille, Alumni at MHSIn Opinion, Apr 15, 2021
Open Veins of Latin America: Yea or Nay Book Review
In Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent, Uruguayan best-selling author Eduardo Galeano dissects the historic exploitation of Latin America. This b...
By Alondra Martinez, Alumni at UCTechIn Opinion, Apr 15, 2021
Fast Fashion & Better Alternatives
What is Fast Fashion?
By Kaitlyn Landaverde, Alumni at APAIn Opinion, Apr 15, 2021
Dont Burn Out In High School!
Ah, the great burnout a situation every student goes through at least once in his or her lifetime. It is a time of immense stress, helplessness, and frustration. High school is one o...
By Saniya Harlalka, Alumni at AAHSIn Opinion, Apr 15, 2021
Revolutionary Progress In Curing Alzheimers Disease
Scientists are creating history as they research further information on a cure to combat a fatal form of memory loss, Alzheimers diease, also known as senile dementia. Alzheimers dise...
By Diya Nainwal, Alumni at AAHSIn News, Apr 14, 2021
Your Brain on the Holidays
With the kids jingle-belling and everyone telling you, be of good cheer, is the holiday season really the happiest season of all?
By Anusha Iyer, Alumni at AITIn Opinion, Feb 17, 2021
The Science Behind the Shot: How Vaccines Work
A COVID-19 vaccine is necessary to boost the global effort to end the ongoing pandemic. A safe, effective and accessible vaccine for the disease will bring the world one step closer t...
By Akwele Lokko, Alumni at AAHSIn Science, Feb 17, 2021
