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Social media has become a prevalent part of our every day lives. It facilitates easier communication with people from all over the world, including those with whom you wouldn’t regularly talk. However, with this rise in social media use also came the rise in parasocial relationships, compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Paradox of Parasocial Relationships

Nehla Chowdhury, Staff Reporter December 28, 2022

Perfect Blue by Satoshi Kon, a Japanese animated film released in 1998, tells the story of Mima Kirigoe, a long term member of the J-pop group CHAM!, who quits to pursue a career as an actress. She sheds...

Here is Oxford University, MacAskill’s current home due to his employment at the University’s Global Priorities Institute.

MacAskill’s Effective Altruism Has Grave Undertones

Peter Rooney, Staff Reporter December 28, 2022

In the expanse of time, our lifetimes are milliseconds, and thus our range of perspective is extremely limited. We will likely not see the collapse of our nation, and we do not remember its beginning....

Here is the Motherland Monument. The statue represents Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

What Led Up to Russia Invading Ukraine?

Amy Beloume, Staff Reporter December 27, 2022

Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24th, 2022. While this came as a shock to the international community, those who have been following the deteriorating relationship between the two countries knew that...

Here are the Central Libraries (Suzzallo and Allen) of the University of Washington in Seattle.

An Overview of the College Application Process

Grace Lin, Staff Reporter December 2, 2022

Amongst high school seniors nationwide, there are perennial questions about how to best approach the college application process.  The college application process is new to each year's group of...

Here is a poster made by the United States Department of Defense in 2001 explaining Daylight Savings Time. When this was published, DST ended on October 28th, instead of on November 6th as is standard practice today.

Spring Forward, But Don’t Fall Back: The Proposed End of Daylight Saving Time

Tamar Padwa, Staff Reporter November 6, 2022

When you wake up, the sky is dark, the birds have yet to start chirping, and the air is cold. It’s 6 a.m., maybe 6:15 if you’re lucky, maybe 5:30 if you’re not, but under the blue-black sky it might...

Here is a mural in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from the 2020 president election.

Midterm Elections Are Coming Up: Why It’s Crucial To Vote!

Stephan Chirinian, Staff Reporter November 1, 2022

This year's midterms are going to determine the number of Democratic members in Congress. People should use their voice and cast their ballot. The midterm elections are important, in that they mark the...

A white cherry blossom in the Bronx Science courtyard.

Blooming on the Brink of New Beginnings

Arianne Browne, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

This piece is dedicated to every love of my life, including those who have yet to behold the person I have yet to be.  “These will be the fastest four years of your life,” I remember my high...

Karen (left) and Catherine, the GrowNYC compost workers. They spent their day organizing the compost toters and handing information about composting to patrons of the Greenmarket.

A Day at the Farmer’s Market

Tamar Padwa, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

Summer has arrived, and New York City’s farmers’ markets are in full bloom. Across the city, over fifty farmers’ markets are providing a bounty of fresh, local, ethically produced honey, meat, ...

While typing may be faster and more convenient for some, research shows handwriting has its own unique advantages. There are less distractions and more opportunity to sharpen critical thinking and conceptualization skills.

The Power of the Pen

Chanel Richardson, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

Merriam-Webster defines prose as "a literary medium distinguished from poetry especially by its greater irregularity and variety of rhythm and its closer correspondence to the patterns of...

While homelessness rates have skyrocketed in the past few years, solutions have not reached everyone.

The Problems With New York City Homeless Sweeps Under Mayor Adams

Elizabeth Colón, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

A garbage truck rumbles by on a busy morning in the city. Of course, this is not an unusual sight, and pedestrians ignore it, continuing their daily business. They are completely unaware that the mildly...

Graffiti in a back alley in downtown Toronto makes one contemplate the rising dystopian societies in the real world.

Reality Interchangeable With Fiction: The Rising Dystopian Societies in the Real World

Nusaiba Afra, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

When most people think of dystopia, they think of Brave New World or any novel that imitates a totalitarian regime. Since modern governments that mimic totalitarian regimes are more discrete, people feel...

Protesters against the war in Ukraine march in London, England.

Putin’s Nuclear War Threat

Rahm Rodkey, Staff Reporter July 25, 2022

After the Cuban Missile Crisis ended in 1962, President John F. Kennedy estimated that there was a “one in three” chance that the conflict could have ended in nuclear war. That’s a one in three chance...

Bronx Science students have strong opinions regarding associating academic subjects with specific colors.

The Correlation of Specific Colors to Specific Academic Subjects, a Matter of Intense Debate

Alvina Rahman, Staff Reporter July 24, 2022

At some point during your school career, you may have heard students strenuously argue with each other, saying, “Math is blue'' and ''No, Math is red,” whether it was throughout the hallways or on...

The use of technology has become an essential part of everyones lives to such an extent that many people find it difficult to go without using it for even a few hours.

Are Our Brains Being Filled With Too Much Knowledge?

Sydney Lee, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

101,899 Google searches, 9,988 tweets, and 1,157 Instagram posts all in one second: the modern world, and life in general, revolve around the internet when, in fact, it should be the other way around....

Pictured is Apple Park, Apples headquarters in Cupertino, California.

Apple’s Anti-Consumer Behavior

Dhinak Gaggenapally, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

9:41 AM. On January 9th, 2007, at 9:41 AM, the fate of Apple Inc. was forever changed by the release of the novel iPhone. At the time, the iPhone was considered inconsequential; it was slow, expensive,...

Mr. Carli has been teaching Latin II, Regents Latin, and AP Latin here at Bronx Science for a while now. With his positive attitude and contagious energy, his students leave his class not only more knowledge in the Latin language, but with an eagerness to learn more.

Is the Latin Language Living?

Aaminah Bukhari, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

“Et tu, Brute?” is a famous Latin phrase taken from Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar. It is also my response to people when they ask me to say something in Latin.  Ninth graders at the Bronx...

This image shows the belltower at the Trinity College Dublin, otherwise known as the Campanile of Trinity College Dublin. This grand English architecture is the main entrance into the university. (K. Mitch Hodge, Unsplash)

The Benefits of Pursuing Higher Education Abroad

Sarah Derkach, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

With the excitement of college or the college process nearing, many graduating and upcoming seniors are itching to embark on traveling adventures and do so by applying to international universities or...

Here are my great-grandfather and his family on the steps of their hotel (~1920s-30s). They were Fela, Josef, Leo, Jakob, Regina, Sylvia, Renate, Anni. Out of the eight people in this photo, two survived.

Yom HaShoah: Holocaust Remembrance

David Pagan, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

After the First World War, Germany was cracking under monumental economic and political instabilities. In the 1920s, the Nazi Party gained tremendous political influence, all the more amplified after the...

Even though food companies pass off many foods as healthy food, many are not healthy for your body.

Healthy Food is Not So Healthy

Tasnim Tamanna, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

Navigating through the aisle of the grocery stores to search for healthy snack options has become an increasingly challenging matter. No cholesterol, no added sugar, multigrain, all-natural, organic, and...

In the summer before her senior year, Madeleine Cho ‘22 participated in a composting project for the Forest Hills Green Team, working with GrowNYC. “Looking back as a senior, I would have done the same number of activities. I liked my free time, and I used it so I could enjoy new experiences with my friends. I was able to use these experiences as the topic for my college essays,” said Cho.

Summer Pressure: The Unspoken Rule for Rising Seniors

Susan Cohen, Staff Reporter July 21, 2022

I sunk into the low chair in my guidance counselor’s office with my heart racing and anxious thoughts circulating in my brain. “Should I start my college essay now?” “Is my GPA high enough?”...

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