Jessica Daveshar Ever heard of the fountain of youth, the magical water has not yet been discovered but there might be another way to achieve the same thing – black holes! Black holes have been present from the dawn of time. Once the big bang happened not only were planets forming, however, black holes as… [Continue Reading]

By McKenna Postles My aunt watched my lab mix, Luna, spin around our kitchen at an alarming speed for ten minutes. We were trying to pinpoint the cause of Luna’s uncharacteristic canine behaviours, and my aunt wondered, “Is it possible that she could have autism?” She voiced this idea and my family considered the question… [Continue Reading]

by Simranjit Singh Most of us have, at one point in our lives, have tried to solve a rubik’s cube. We have seen videos on youtube of people solving them in under 10 seconds, or people solving them while blindfolded. Watching these videos might have lead you to believe that solving a rubik’s cube is… [Continue Reading]

Andrew Feng Throughout centuries of literature and drama, people have created works of art that focus on issues within our society. With allegories such as “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding to reflections of our inner selves like Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein,” no work is able to show the true effects of technology like Black… [Continue Reading]

by Jason Nguyen The snow that is expected every year is generated from thousands of snowflakes falling down from the sky with each one having a process of creation that makes each snowflake unique. I love to watch the snowflakes fall down and hit the ground, forming into something bigger. As I watch I also… [Continue Reading]