Do you have a unique winter tradition? Is there something you do every Christmas, Hanukkah or other winter holiday? Is there something you do over the break every winter in general? Somewhere you always go? Something you always make? Let us know in the form below: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe23i9eETusFP2H0PpFno78w2y2q8o9aLFlpYQX6cuLS8Sd-g/viewform Keep Reading
Every year after trick-or-treating, students face the dilemma of eating too much candy. (Photo/Alex Ngo) Keep Reading
Haunted houses weren’t always the spooky attractions they are known as today. In fact, they were once only an idea of fiction. Two thousand years ago, the concept of a haunted house was very different compared to today. The earliest idea of a haunted house that historians have found dates all the way back to ancient Greece during the early 2nd century in the form of a letter from Pliny the Younger, a Greek author. This letter includes a retelling… Keep Reading
From Reese's to KitKats, here is a rundown of candy variations. (Photo/Alex Ngo) Keep Reading
Being productive is necessary for students to succeed in class, whether they need to complete a project due the next day or study for an upcoming test. (Graphic/Yechang Liu) Keep Reading