Unveiling the Ballet Shift: A Journey of Adaptation
For over 15 years, I have been a dancer at my beloved ballet studio, witnessing the ebb and flow of students, parents, and the art itself. But it was last…
For over 15 years, I have been a dancer at my beloved ballet studio, witnessing the ebb and flow of students, parents, and the art itself. But it was last…
During my ASSIP research internship at George Mason University, I had the opportunity to attend a workshop (Unitar) organized by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). One of the highlights…
In the summer of 2022, I stepped into the role of President of the FBLA at Lake Braddock SS chapter. With the new school year on the horizon, I embarked…
In an era marked by remarkable progress, countless visionaries are tirelessly shaping a better world for humanity, delivering groundbreaking technologies that revolutionize our lives. Yet, amid this surge of progress,…
A’Tai (/ä’ tī/) noun. 1: Great Grandma A memoir for my great-grand mom who I familiar but never yet to know. You wondered if this is what she felt like…
An article I read, written by Cristina Maza, talked about how water isn’t just a developmental problem but also a gender, class, and race issue. Many people believe that just…
My mother is from Taiwan. When I was young, we used to visit this beautiful island a lot. Taiwan is famous not only for its delicious bubble tea origin and…