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Author Archives: Dee Luo
Jan
21
2011
January Interest Page: What’s new in 2011?
To get a full size pdf of the page, Click below: January Interest Page: 2011
Oct
27
2010
ZoomOut – October
The answer to October’s ZoomOut challenge is: It’s a caramel apple!
Oct
27
2010
Weather profoundly affects mood
When I was 11, I was convinced that one day I would find a decently sized, sturdy yet weathered, letter in my mailbox from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. After years of clinging onto that hope, I finally conceded, when the last Harry Potter book was published in 2007, that no such letter would [...]
Aug
21
2010
World on Display: Shanghai’s 2010 World Expo
Visitors to Shanghai from May 1 to Oct. 31 have the opportunity to explore the world in a day, see future technological wonders and envision the cities of tomorrow in the 2010 World Expo.
Mar
17
2010
Watching winter Olympics incites awe, motivation
The Olympics, an event that was the zenith of conversation a couple weeks ago, has been pushed into the distant past. No one really cares that Lysacek made history by winning men’s skating gold, or that Kemkers’ coaching mistake cost Switzerland a gold. In fact, I don’t even care. No, when I think about the [...]
Waking up at 7:30am on a Saturday, during a four-day weekend, is excruciatingly painful. As someone who could probably sleep through WWIII if it started and ended between 5am and 9am, I am not known as a morning person. So when I rolled out of bed Feb. 13 at 7:30 a.m., it could only mean [...]
Dec
2
2009
‘Wild Things’ brings childhood book to life
A picture must be worth a thousand words. How else does one turn a 10 line children’s book into a 95 minute production inhabited by ferocious, though loveable, Wild Things? A classic children’s book, “Where the Wild Things Are,” is brought to life with director Spike Jonze’s brilliant interpretation of a misunderstood boy’s journey to [...]
Nov
10
2009
FarmVille
So it’s a quarter to midnight, you haven’t written that research paper, or studied for the exam and you are stressed beyond anything the word “stressed” can describe. What do you do? You log on to FarmVille to harvest your blueberries before they blacken into wilted stalks. Wait, WHAT? There is an obvious lack of [...]
Oct
23
2009
StuGo
Even though Student Officers and Student Government both contain the word “student,” they are not the same. A lot of Clayton High School students do not know the purpose of StuGo. Student Government is, as the name implies, an organization of student-elected members who work to improve and unify the high school. Although the organization [...]
