By Natalee Tygard Do you ever find yourself doing little things instead of completing what you were planning to work on? I think I speak for all of us when I say, “yes.” Every once in a while, or more often than not, we do something and make it take more time than it needs, or we justify doing a task instead of prioritizing our work in order to avoid it. Well, I am sure we all know, but the word for this is procrastination. Procrastination...
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By Alex La Loggia The tales surrounding the third album by Canadian electronic art-pop Grimes are almost as knownas the haunting album itself. This year marks the tenth anniversary of the groundbreaking project, and stillI read the repeated story of the album whenever “Oblivion” is featured in a...
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By Leah Moriarty You have just woken up, your eyelids feel heavy, and your eyes can’t stand the bright light from the sun or the odd breezy cold rushing through your room when it was boiling last night...you nudge yourself out of bed and make your way to your phone...
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By: Caroline Livingston Did you know that ASU Prep Digital offers an in person program? It's called the ASU Experience. Students get a chance to spend certain days out of their school week on the Arizona State University campuses. During this time, you get to interact with various professors, peers...
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By Prisha Goyal Diwali is the biggest festival in India. It's a time for the whole community to cometogether to celebrate the triumph of good over evil.The story goes that Lord Rama, an incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, was sent intoexile for 14 years with his wife...
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By Esperanza Hernandez The revolutionary internet platform known as social media has fundamentally altered how individuals view the world and has ingrained itself into our culture. Social media has evolved into an essential instrument for everyday social interaction due to the expansion and evolution of technology. While social...
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By Prisha Goyal Deep in the Himalayas, surrounded by snowy mountains, lies Roopkund Lake—betterknown as Skeleton Lake. For most of the year, the lake is frozen because of the icytemperatures, but during warmer weather, the lake puts on a pretty morbidperformance: the rise of hundreds of human skeletons...
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