Ad Astra, directed by James Gray and starring Brad Pitt, is a science fiction film that lacks science. It flies all the way to Neptune and back, but it seemed to me that Outer Space was only a tiny piece...
World War One produced technology that has increased international tensions over 100 years later. In WWI, the United States began developing technology that allowed them to operate crewless aerial vehicles....
Anderson Blum, Science, Technology & Health Editor
• March 14, 2019
In little over a decade, social media has gone from a group of various technological experiments to domination of the United States and many other countries. Modern children live in a completely different...
Hello! Good Morning! How are you? I’m fine. For human beings, performing is a part of life: automated responses, scripted small-talk, pseudo-conversations about the weather while passing in the hallways....
The ubiquity of personal smartphones raises growing concerns, specifically amongst young people. According to a Common Sense Media (CSM) study, since 2011, the amount of time spent on cell phones has increased...
Protein powder: a meathead staple, a useless scam, or a healthy and convenient option? The mention of protein powder evokes the image of a roided-up and overly muscular man aggressively shaking a blender...
It’s no secret that Social Studies in America is biased and Eurocentric. However, some schools have worked to combat this issue.
Recently, The Boston school system has commited to remove the...
From an outside perspective, the new Science of Food course seems like a breeze, consumed with baking and eating.
Paige Robichaud ‘17 and Sarah Juang ‘17 agree that, “it doesn’t seem...
Despite living in a digital age, the core curriculum of private liberal arts institutions often lacks a distinctive technology requirement.
However, in recent years, higher education...
The warnings are endless: your grades will go down if you stop drinking water, dehydration putting your vigilance and motor skills at odds. Regardless, Blake students largely disregard drinking throughout...
This year, as students are getting acclimated to the new format of Canvas, most teachers are adjusting alongside students. “I hated Moodle,” Margi Youmans exclaimed noting that “Canvas is less clunky...
