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Maypril Edition 2026: Growing Beyond Soil: Hydroponics at Our School
Imagine growing plants without any soil at all—just water, nutrients, and light. Though it might sound unreal, hydroponics is a real and increasingly popular way to grow plants, especially in small or controlled environments. Hydroponics is a method of growing plants using water-based nutrient solutions instead of soil. This allows plants to grow faster and more efficiently because they receive exactly what they need to thrive. While traditional gardening depends on natural c
Samyukta Nagendra Prasath
6 days ago2 min read


Maypril Edition 2026: Cameras on Campus: What do They Mean?
The new installation of cameras around our campus on March 23 have raised concerns about exactly why they are there. Emails and information haven’t been sent out by either admin or school staff, all the more making this situation ambiguous. The Limits of the Cameras: To be blatant, the cameras were installed for the sole purpose of the safety of students. Footage from these cameras will only be reviewed after an incident occurs (for example, a fight between students or a secu
Olivia Ho
6 days ago2 min read


Maypril Edition 2026: Why Communication in Schools Has Shifted to Social Media
Leo’s alarm clock hadn’t even finished its first cycle of beeps when he was out of the door. He arrives at school expecting the usual barren, desert-like halls, but was surprised that they were filled with chaotic laughter and energetic chatter. Each student’s voice was an instrument in a kind of morning orchestra. Confused, he asks Sarah what all the commotion is about. "What’s the deal?” he asks, nudging her. “Did they finally fix the vending machines?" Sarah doesn’t even l
Tejas Sai Saran and Rachit Awatramani
6 days ago4 min read


Maypril Edition 2026: San Francisco Spotlight: A Look Inside the Golden Gate Fortune Cookie Factory
If you happen to stumble upon Ross Alley in San Francisco’s iconic Chinatown, you’ll find a quaint factory in the wall. The store, while small, is full of heart. Frames full of traditional Chinese characters and illustrations line the walls. A sweet smell wafts through the air. Stacks and stacks of boxes of fortune cookies, some different colors and with chocolate drizzles, fill tables and shelves. If you read further than the little slip of paper tucked into each cookie, you
Edith Lau, Ellen Ryoo, and Prajnana Nagaraj
6 days ago4 min read
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Maypril Edition 2026: Po-Shen Loh: Rethinking the Way We Think
Quick! You have 3 seconds to answer – what’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word ‘math’? Most people would say things like ‘numbers,’ or ‘calculus,’ or even the International Math Olympiad. Yet, Professor Po-Shen Loh clearly disagrees. Professor Po-Shen Loh works at Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches the mathematics course. He formerly coached the US Math Olympiad team for a decade, his team winning multiple awards. Through his ideas about helping ot


Maypril Edition 2026: Growing Beyond Soil: Hydroponics at Our School
Imagine growing plants without any soil at all—just water, nutrients, and light. Though it might sound unreal, hydroponics is a real and increasingly popular way to grow plants, especially in small or controlled environments. Hydroponics is a method of growing plants using water-based nutrient solutions instead of soil. This allows plants to grow faster and more efficiently because they receive exactly what they need to thrive. While traditional gardening depends on natural c


Maypril Edition 2026: Comics: Moving from Paper to Screens
When stories started moving from the book to the screen, it wasn’t only words that made the jump from physical to digital. Pictures started showing up next to the words, but some aren’t just dull graphs or diagrams for textbooks. Some become the main focus, the part that creators and readers alike spend hours poring over every last detail. Over the years, webcomics have become just as, if not more, popular than their tangible counterparts. Hundreds of different genres, storie


Maypril Edition 2026: Cameras on Campus: What do They Mean?
The new installation of cameras around our campus on March 23 have raised concerns about exactly why they are there. Emails and information haven’t been sent out by either admin or school staff, all the more making this situation ambiguous. The Limits of the Cameras: To be blatant, the cameras were installed for the sole purpose of the safety of students. Footage from these cameras will only be reviewed after an incident occurs (for example, a fight between students or a secu
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