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Future Self: Hopefully, you’re succeeding in life
March 31, 2022 — by Zachary Zinman
Dear 27-year-old Zach,   Let me start off by saying that I hope you’re having a great day. I’m sitting at the wooden kitchen table in your old house, trying to picture what you look like at 27. How tall are you? (I’d like to think I got taller, at least a bit) What does […]
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Top 10 most embarrassing things that happen on vacation
March 31, 2022 — by Kavya Patel and Sarah Thomas
Having to wear family t-shirts Imagine walking around the streets of New York with a cult of people that look remotely alike, all wearing shirts with your family photos.   Call a stranger ‘mom’ The only thing worse than accidentally calling a stranger “mom” is the puzzled face that the stranger makes when they turn […]
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Standing up for local businesses: Sue’s serves up coffee and calm
March 31, 2022 — by Zachary Zinman
Some of the most unique, delicious and pleasant places are nested in street corners. These small, hard-to-find coffee shops often provide the best atmosphere for productivity and relaxation. So it is with Sue’s Gallery Cafe, located right at the end of Big Basin Way. With a pleasant-looking tree in the middle of the lounging area, […]
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2048: the brainless game that won my heart
March 31, 2022 — by Serena Li
There are two tabs open on a split screen as I’m writing this: my Google Doc on the left side of my monitor, and on the right, a game that took the world by storm eight years ago: 2048, a single-player sliding block game with an ultimate goal to reach 2048 by combining the tiles […]
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Future me: Am I tripping for no reason?
March 31, 2022 — by Shaan Sridhar
Hey, future me. It’s my junior year and I’m sitting in the journalism room contemplating what I’ve done in my life. To be honest, I don’t really know what to think of what I’ve done; it’s hard to say what’s truly impacted me deeply. But back to the point. You know everything about me, from […]
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Top 10 fonts
March 23, 2022 — by Andrew Lin and Atrey Desai
10. Courier Prime. The typewriter style looks interesting, but isn’t very practical for most purposes, unless you’re writing a screenplay 9. Helvetica. It’s just an Arial clone with a longer name. There is no point switching to Helvetica when Arial is selected by default 8. Comic Sans. A font universally loved by all 7. Wingdings. […]
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Guacamole is the worst
March 20, 2022 — by Nikhil Mathihalli
My family loves guacamole. In fact, they love it so much that they put it in every suitable meal that they eat. For me, however,  as soon as I take a bite out of a guacamole-loaded burrito, the nauseating taste gives me headaches and I cannot bear to eat any more. Of all the assortments […]
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Ruining protein powder: a pitiful example
March 20, 2022 — by Andrew Lin
Protein powder is a busy athlete’s best friend. When mixed with cold milk and shaken violently, a frothy, creamy and sweet shake forms. It conveniently delivers 25 grams of whey protein and can be quickly chugged down in seconds.  Being a drinkable liquid is one of the main selling points of protein shakes, as they […]
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Exploring the ground zero of social media
March 16, 2022 — by Christopher Chen
It’s always a shock to talk to someone who isn’t terminally online. What, so you didn’t know about this obscure fandom slapfest a few days ago? You don’t understand this meme with “no words from the Bible” or “would kill a Victorian child” or whatever the kids are saying nowadays? You’re not caught up with […]
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Farmers market: a bustling market of reminiscence
March 16, 2022 — by Annie Liu
Waking up on Saturday mornings, my mom often greets me with: “Do you want to come along with me to the farmers market?” “Yeah, I’ll come.”  The weekly farmers market at West Valley College is the only part in Saratoga that reminds me of my old home in Taiwan. We arrive to find bustling stands […]
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