Unlike many other things in life, chai is pretty straightforward. As long as you follow the recipe you’ll end up with the same thing every time. 2 cups of water, ½ a cup of milk, 1 orange pekoe tea bag, 1 teaspoon of sugar, and 2 crushed cardamoms. Making chai…

I wish I could instantly go home after school. Like there would be no one-hour commute and I could just simply snap my fingers and arrive at home in my pajamas, snuggled in bed. The high school I go to is an hour away from my house, and regardless of…

This post is adapted from chapters in my book ‘Quaranteen’ which you can check out here. Being more appreciative of things in my life is one of my goals for 2022. Hear me out: planning for the future can be stressful, and it can sometimes feel like there’s nothing to…

While we have become quite well versed with the concept of pandemics as of lately due to COVID-19, we often fail to recognize the difference between an epidemic and pandemic. While an epidemic is large, it is also generally contained or expected in its spread, while a pandemic is international…

I recently watched a TED Talk by Seth Godin, an American author of 14 books, who says that “Everyone seems to think they know what school is for, but we’re not gonna make anything happen until we can all agree about how we got here and where we are going.”

This article was inspired by the video ‘Can we get rid of Covid-19 forever?’ by Vox. You can check it out here. Smallpox is the only human disease we have ever completely eradicated; therefore, it upholds a golden standard for disease eradication. It used four factors that completely eliminated the…

After recently graduating high school, I’m here to spill all my secrets. I’ve added a plethora of resources below that’ve personally helped my peers and me succeed in high school, and I hope that other students (such as yourself) can make use of them as well! 📈Math Desmos is a graphing…

I have compiled a list of publications, magazines, and contests that are worth entering — better yet most of them are free and easy to enter! For each publishing opportunity I’ll walk through: What They Accept: This will allow you to get an idea of what type of work they…

This post is adapted from my short story called ‘Crimson Sky’ which was featured in INKspire. You can check it out here. I was outside, walking to the park. I had practically begged my mom to let me go to the park because she argued as to why I needed…