Columnist looks at life differently following deathly experience April 3, 2008 — by Nikhil Sheel I hope no one ever has to go through the living hell I went through the last week. Sure, it was all a simulation. No, I did not actually die. But the mere thought of it actually happening still sends shivers down my spine. As I collect myself after this life-changing experience, I guess the best way to organize this would just start from the beginning. read more »
Wider variety of video games appeals to wider audience February 7, 2008 — by Melody Zhang Ten years ago, it probably would have been inconceivable to imagine parents playing video games with their children, and hard to find a girl who could be truly labeled as a “gamer.” In recent years, more people with different ages, genders and backgrounds are picking up game controllers mainly due to a wider variety of video games and game consoles. read more »
Feature-Mole project shows artistic side to students January 24, 2008 — by By Brian Tsai Someone walking into a chemistry classroom would expect to see test tubes, lab coats and supplies of explosive chemicals. A person walking into chemistry teacher Kathy Chang’s class on Jan. 7, however, was instead greeted by furry little animals, which could be seen from every corner of her room. read more »