Immersive Van Gogh: Homage or Exploitation?

Written by Alex La Loggia For the past few months, advertisements for the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit have been unavoidable. Every time I ventured online I was greeted with advertisements of sunflower projections and newspaper articles raving about the latest cultural experience. As a fan of art, I was intrigued by the promises of a “completely new way of encountering art”, as the website boasts. A few weeks ago I fulfilled my curiosity and attended the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit located in San Francisco.  The Art The experience itself was...
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The Fall of the Romonavs

Written by Gracielle Dedo The last Russian imperial family to ever rule, the Romonavs, fell tragically at the hands of the Bolshevik soldiers at the brink of Communist Russia. The family was manipulated, persuaded, and taken advantage of by one of the most menacing and threatening men in history, Rasputin....
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Advice for Freshmen from a Senior

Written by Brooke Anderson School is back in session and for some of you, this is your very first year in high school! Starting high school can sometimes be an intimidating experience, but it doesn’t have to be that way. One thing that can bring you comfort is that you...
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School at ASU Prep Digital

Written by Gideon Batai Switching to ASU Prep Digital from an in-person high school can be a major, life-changing decision. Understandably, online school isn’t for everyone. However, ASU Prep Digital’s alternative format can provide a path to excel for students struggling in in-person high school. Some of the most common...
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Decriminalize Everything: A Surprising Alternative to the War on Drugs

Written by Liam Kadel Previous Action In America, the prevalence of illegal drugs has long been one of the most salient issues among policymakers. It has become obvious that all previous efforts to reduce addiction in the country have failed. Many argue that the solution is for the government to...
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A Guide to Writing

Written by Illia Solano Sometimes, writing is hard. You might have no idea where to begin or what to write about. This could be for school, a text message, email, or just a personal thing. Whatever it is, writing is not that simple. Even though it might seem like it...
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Tips for Language Learners

Written by Brooke Anderson Bustling crowds seem to fill up every crevice, nook and cranny. In an ocean of people, the current draws you in. Emotive glances are met with blank stares. People seem to be calling to you, but the words melt together, solidifying your confusion. You tried so...
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