Tag Archives: Dee Luo

Oct 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 [...]

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Aug 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.

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Mar 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 [...]

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Feb 2010

Chinese New Year serves as reminder of forgotten culture

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 [...]

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Dec 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 [...]

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