2023 is the Year of the Rabbit, and people are ready to celebrate! But this year is unlike any other, because China has finally waived their strict Zero-COVID Policy and people all over the country are rushing to meet relatives and friends.
Although the Lunar New Year is thought to be primarily celebrated in China, it is important to a multitude of Asian countries. One of the most beloved portions of the holiday comes in the form of games and activities. From playing cards to new apps, millions of people are invested in this entertaining side of the Lunar New Year.
By Lauren Lee Celebrated across Asia and in Asian communities around the globe, the Lunar New Year, ushered...
Most of us know that the Lunar New Year is closely associated with an assortment of animals. While some of us know which animal represents our birth year, most people don’t or are not sure what the animals actually mean or where they came from.
Like any holiday, food is always involved in some way and is part of traditions. As Lunar New Year comes around I would like to take note of some of the many traditional dishes that tend to be made for this holiday.
As February approaches, most seniors have reached the end of their college application process. However, there is now the stress of simply waiting; many are concerned about the outcomes that will determine the direction of the next four years, muddled with the uncertainty of decisions from a mysterious board of strangers.
As a current senior finished with the applying part of the college application process, I wanted to give some unsolicited advice about it.
It’s no surprise that Avatar: The Way Of Water (2022) has become one of the highest grossing films in the world.
William “Rick” Singer, the organizer of the Varsity Blues scandal has been sentenced to three years and six months in federal prison for a national college admissions bribery scheme.
It’s been a tense question hanging in the air of English classrooms: what is A.I. truly capable of?
