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The pressure that comes with successful parents
The pressure that comes with successful parents
The existence of club activities can be found in every volume of the yearbook in the school library, dating all the way back to the 1950s.
Sacred Heart’s clubs drive pioneering social change
Many predict that there are higher prospects for Japan to welcome more tourists in the years to come, especially because there are countless factors that make Japan an attractive destination for traveling.
Kick-starting post-pandemic tourism in Japan
Experiencing too many advertisements on YouTube? You are not alone!
Experiencing too many advertisements on YouTube? You are not alone!
Marie Curie in her Paris laboratory (1912). Marie Curie was the first female to win the Nobel Prize in Physics and Chemistry.
Societal biases affect women in science
Multi Generational collaboration in the work place by Flickr
First step in becoming an innovative society: closing generations gaps
Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, of the United Kingdom, in London in 2015.
When the colonial mindset rears its ugly head
“Data”
The College Board: This data is no longer available
Photo credit: Pixabay
Mothers who regret the maternal experience: #regrettingmotherhood
(Photo credit: Pixabay)
South Korea and Finland – role models for the ideal education system?
“A Beautiful Mind” tells the story of John Nash, a mathematician who suffered from schizophrenia. Despite receiving some criticism, it is seen as one of the films with a more accurate representation of individuals with schizophrenia. Image credit: imbd.com
Films affect how society perceives individuals living with schizophrenia
Laurel Hubbard competing in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
The International Olympics Committee (IOC) should stand by LGBTQ+athletes
Simone Biles competing in the Women’s Balance Beam in Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
What the 2020 Olympics taught us about the impact that mental health can have on athletes
Echo-chambers of online activism are drowning out voices
Echo-chambers of online activism are drowning out voices
A sense of family is something many of us seem to have lost over the years.
The rock we underappreciate
Image credit: Marvel Studios
A family-ar genre takes a spin on someone else’s bike in ‘Black Widow’
Taylor Swifts tenth studio album Midnights. Image credit: Republic
I met Taylor Swift at midnight
Screenshot from The Breakfast Club (1985)
‘The Breakfast Club’: a story that never goes stale
Everything I Know About Love: hope for hopeless romantics
‘Everything I Know About Love’: hope for hopeless romantics
One day left: what would you do?
One day left: what would you do?
One day left: what would you do?
One day left: what would you do?
‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’: an unforgettable story of a Holocaust survivor
‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’: an unforgettable story of a Holocaust survivor
‘Dear Martin’: a necessary and relevant story about racism in America
‘Dear Martin’: a necessary and relevant story about racism in America
Jandy Nelsons Ill Give You the Sun
Jandy Nelson’s ‘I’ll Give You the Sun’
Harvey Weinstein being escorted out of the courtroom after the jury found him guilty of rape and sexual assault on February, 24, 2020.
Harvey Weinstein: a dark truth behind a powerful man
From trend to neglect
From trend to neglect
Got some change? Spend your spare coins in these affordable 100 yen shops!
Got some change? Spend your spare coins in these affordable 100 yen shops!
Innisfree’s paper bottle product reveals plastic when cut open.
The greenwashing crisis
Is your money for others going to the right place?
Is your money for others going to the right place?
Trendy updates lure apple customers into the trap of planned obsolescence
Trendy updates lure apple customers into the trap of planned obsolescence
Circular economy is a way to recreate the supply chain and create a sustainable economy.
elab promotes sustainability through “the power of food”
Photo credit: Prasha S.
Coffee beyond Starbucks
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
UBER Eats Delivery Cyclist Riding Through a Busy Oxford Road in Manchester
The Uber Eats takeout guide: part II
Photo via Flickr under Creative Commons license.
Uber Eats: the takeout starter guide
Sacred Heart bicycle racks. (Image by Allysha Y.)
Our environmental impact during the pandemic
Students participating in the UN Virtual Tour.
Hits and Misses: Adaptations
Harry Styles performs “Watermelon Sugar” at the Tiny Desk Studio on February 25th, 2020.
Hits and Misses: staying home
Lili M. (11) is making the most of learning from home during the extended closure.
E-learning Hits and Misses
Winter Hits and Misses
Winter Hits and Misses
Headmistress Hayes
Headmistress Hayes
Mr. Millam
Mr. Millam
Dr. Millam
Dr. Millam
Ms. Tajiri standing behind her desk in her office.
Ms. Tajiri
Mr. Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
Trust your instinct!- Elena K.
“Trust your instinct!- Elena K.
Dont Stress too much - Eri I. (23)
“Don’t Stress too much” – Eri I. (’23)
Realize the little things - Mikaela O. (23)
“Realize the little things” – Mikaela O. (’23)
Surround yourself with people who inspire you- Payton O. (23)
“Surround yourself with people who inspire you”- Payton O. (’23)
Talk to your upperclassmen- Prathika R. (23)
“Talk to your upperclassmen”- Prathika R. (’23)

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Photo from the 5th Solvay Conference in 1927, Marie Curie – sitting in the front row, third from the left – is the only woman invited.

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Japan maintains six juvenile prisons like the one above and 49 reformatories. The photo above is of the Nara Juvenile prisons which used to be one of the five major prisons constructed during the Meiji period and was active until 2016.

[Photo] Despite what the media says, Japanese Juvenile Law is necessary

April 16, 2020
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