Sleep Deprivation: The Invisible Student Crisis In the world of high school and college, sleep is often treated like a luxury or a “bonus” feature of the day. We’ve all seen it: the student who stays up until 3:00 AM studying for a chem midterm is praised for their “grind”Continue Reading
Selenium’s Gift to Hometown Health QIZHE WEN My hometown Enshi in Hubei holds the globe’s only verified independent selenium deposit—local rocks have up to 66.66mg/kg of this mineral, 11 times higher than comparable formations. A nationwide survey shows 53% of Chinese students have myopia, but Enshi’s juvenile rate is farContinue Reading
Daniel Park Nowadays, global warming is the most serious problem in the world and this is directly connected with human development. When I was young until now I have been watching a lot of documentaries which are related to the loss of animals’ inhabitants due to interruption from people. However,Continue Reading
No Childhood? Or Is It Just a Change? “BACK IN MY DAYS…” Every generation looks back with nostalgia, believing that their way of growing up was the “real” childhood. Parents tend to assume that kids today are slowly losing that so-called childhood, since the way of having fun is completelyContinue Reading
Breaking the glass ceiling Today, only 33 women lead Fortune 500 companies. This means only 6.6% of the biggest companies have women as CEOs. However, companies with women leaders make 21% more money. The glass ceiling still exists, but smart HR departments are finding new ways to help womenContinue Reading
