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Is a bird flu pandemic on our horizon? We’re responsible either way.
Bird flu, HN51, has killed 85 million birds since 2022, and it poses imminent danger for humans.
Review: Sleeping At Last offers calming, emotional music
Musical artist Sleeping at Last produces calm music perfect for a lazy afternoon of relaxing or studying. Sleeping at Last is the moniker of Ryan O’Neal, a Chicago-based singer-songwriter. When the band first formed, it consisted of three members, Ryan O’Neal, Chad...
Opinion: Women changing the game
The new rise of popularity in women’s basketball has increased inspiration in high school athletes.
California’s cap-and-trade program contributes to the golden state’s ambitious goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2045
In April, Californians received a credit on their utilities bill. This credit is called the California Climate Credit, which is a part of the state’s cap-and-trade program. While investigating the program, I learned that California is at the forefront of the fight against climate change.
Shadows and suspicion: America’s trust issues are far from black and white
Trust in American institutions has reached a historic low, a sentiment that, while stark, is not entirely new. Film noir, a genre that originated during the complex times of World War II, captures this enduring skepticism. As we approach an upcoming election, the themes of film noir — characterized by deception, moral ambiguity, and societal unease — become increasingly relevant, proving this genre more than just great entertainment.
From Script to Screen: Traveling through the Doctor Who Universe
This article explores the new season of Doctor Who.
Inside Irvine protests for ceasefire in Palestine
On a usually quiet street, a stand of strength and coexistence begins to form. Before, you would only hear the constant rumble of cars; now, you can hear people shouting in protest, all chanting in unison.
Harvesting equality: The path toward a hunger free society
Despite its status as one of the richest counties in the US, Orange County, like many across the country, is struggling with food insecurity and societal malnutrition. Despite the challenges it faces, there are many organizations doing what they can to fight this growing problem.
Opinion: Why the glass ceiling still exists for women in business
If you were to Google “successful CEOs,” the faces of nine men will appear – not one woman in sight. While CEOs such as Spanx’s Sarah Blakely and General Motor’s Mary Barra have paved the way for women to attain success, the glass ceiling of the business world is...