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A journalism renaissance man: Oliver Marks knows the value of both writing and photography in telling stories
Rising junior Oliver Marks already has worlds of experience with both written journalism and photography, and is using them to make an impact this summer.
Madison Thacker thinks to inspire, educate community
“Everybody just has different perspectives of the world in this different story,” Thacker said. “I like hearing all those different things and I just like being social.”
Column: Film to Filters: Being a creative in the 21st Century
This article delves into being creative in the age of social media and offers advice on how to create meaningful work.
Column: Embracing Japan and Korea: Street foods, shops and flowers
From diverse street food to unique street fashion, Japan and South Korea have become popular tourist destinations. While visiting both countries this past spring break, I enjoyed noticing some cultural similarities and differences. For instance, in Japan, street...
Review: ‘The Machine Stops’ by E.M. Forster reminds us to cherish authentic human connection
Despite the fact that technology, the ease of its services, and the need for instant gratification are taking control of our lives, it is important to remember to value and cherish true human connection apart from The Machine.
YALLWEST brings young adult book festival to Santa Monica
The book festival offered signings and author panels on May 4.
The Otter Half — On “Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story”
In the heartwarming documentary “Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story,” available on Disney+ and Hulu, National Geographic explores the bond between Billy Mail and an otter named Molly, discovering the profound impact of love and connection, showing that sometimes the most unexpected relationships can bring the greatest joy and growth.
Mobile ALOHA: Stanford students develop a low-cost robot that cooks and cleans
Stanford students, Zipeng Fu and Tony Zhou advised by Professor Chelsea Finn made a technological breakthrough this past month with the creation of ‘Mobile ALOHA, a low-cost AI robot with a whole-body teleoperation system.
Little Legato brings arts education to foster youth
Bringing the joy of the arts to her community, Elizabeth Han uses her organization, Little Legato, to uplift and inspire foster youth.