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Natalie Petit | Associate Editor Kombucha: it’s fizzy, sweet, and sour all at once. Some people love it and some people don’t. But what exactly […]
Natalie Petit | Associate Editor Kombucha: it’s fizzy, sweet, and sour all at once. Some people love it and some people don’t. But what exactly […]
Maha Ikram | Assistant Director of Communications Supernanny — a British reality show — follows “Supernanny” Jo Frost as she helps struggling parents improve their […]
Thomas Dang | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Originally written before the pandemic Two weeks ago, I feasted. Heaping platters of spaghetti stretched out across an […]
Stephanie Guo | Assistant Editor of Natural Science Dreams are a phenomenon that has been admired and studied by humans throughout history. The earliest evidence of […]
Ashley Hoffman | Associate Editor of Natural Science Synesthesia is a rather curious condition. While many have not heard of it, looking deeper reveals that […]
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