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 […]
The Creation of Snowflakes and Their Uniqueness
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 […]
What’s Sleep Talking?
by Amrit Singh Sleep talking is a thing that happens to many people. People, like myself, find themselves in a deep slumber at night. As though seconds seem to pass by in the realm of unconsciousness, hours fly by in the real world. I find myself muttering throughout the night, having full conversations with figments […]
Neuroscience explains the popularity of the pumpkin spice latte
written by Alice Fall is in full force, and so is the ever-popular pumpkin spice latte. First introduced by Starbucks in 2003, it has since made its way into our hearts as the quintessential fall beverage, with more than 200 million drinks sold since its debut. For many die-hard pumpkin spice latte fans, the seasonal drink […]