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Even in the rain, the glowing signs of Korean eateries light up Shin-Ōkubo’s streets, drawing in customers.
Shin-Ōkubo: The “Little Seoul” in Japan
Isona Kakuchi shared her work as a pediatrician with Médecins Sans Frontières with Sacred Heart high school students. (High School Newsletter)
Healing beyond borders
Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths in front of the Sacred Heart entrance. Image Credits: Linda L, Yuki K
A farewell to the Griffiths
The main building of the HYBE company, one of the top three companies in the K-Pop industry in Seoul.
What is worth sacrificing for the pursuit of stardom?
The Class of 2020 smiling brightly for their graduation photo! (Via ISSH Reflections 2019-20)
“We weren’t able to say our goodbyes.”
Even in the rain, the glowing signs of Korean eateries light up Shin-Ōkubo’s streets, drawing in customers.
Shin-Ōkubo: The “Little Seoul” in Japan
Namya speaks up.
Well-mannered won’t change the world
The photo is from Beyonce’s Instagram, posted right after her appearance at the Harris rally with the caption “time to sing a new song.” The word “Freedom” surrounds Beyoncé, emphasizing her ideas of a better future for America.
The blind spots of Western feminism
It is undeniable that there will be another pandemic that will ravage humanity.
The unwanted sequel: predicting the next pandemic
Does it matter if motivations behind charity are incentive-driven?
Does it matter if motivations behind charity are incentive-driven?
“Israelism” poster. Image Credit: Tikkun Olam Films
‘Israelism’: Are young Jewish Americans taught to glorify Israel?
Media lacked multi-dimensional queer characters, representing to ‘check diversity boxes’ Photo by James A. Molnar on Unsplash
Have we moved past the gay best friend?
“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
In 2017, Beast rose to fame for his high-budget high-stakes YouTube competition shows.
‘Beast Games’: the Guinness World Record-breaking show is better than it looks
A typical Pinterest feed features a soothing and uniform format with their colorful yet understated logo. Image credit: Eloise A. ('26)
Still Pinterested?
Cover picture for Whee In's summer single, "coco water" Image credit: THE L1VE LABEL
Mamamoo’s Whee In introduces a new taste of summer: “coco water”
The main building of the HYBE company, one of the top three companies in the K-Pop industry in Seoul.
What is worth sacrificing for the pursuit of stardom?
Sacrifice for Paraiso: The Cost of History
Sacrifice for Paraiso: The Cost of History
The best of Cezars Kitchen
The best of Cezars Kitchen
Watatta Hanten: Perfect imperfection
Watatta Hanten: Perfect imperfection
Chinese Cafe 8: a nostalgic encounter with authentic Chinese food in Tokyo
Chinese Cafe 8: a nostalgic encounter with authentic Chinese food in Tokyo
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!
The best of Cezars Kitchen
The best of Cezars Kitchen
Watatta Hanten: Perfect imperfection
Watatta Hanten: Perfect imperfection
Chinese Cafe 8: a nostalgic encounter with authentic Chinese food in Tokyo
Chinese Cafe 8: a nostalgic encounter with authentic Chinese food in Tokyo
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
Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths in front of the Sacred Heart entrance. Image Credits: Linda L, Yuki K
A farewell to the Griffiths
The Class of 2020 smiling brightly for their graduation photo! (Via ISSH Reflections 2019-20)
“We weren’t able to say our goodbyes.”
Ms Bae prepares the MS/HS orchestra for the upcoming Christmas Concert. Image credit: Yuki K
From Seisen to the USA, and then to Sacred Heart: Jisoo Bae connects students through music
Nurse Meaghan
Nurse Meaghan
Nana Pearson on the beach at La Jolla, CA, 2017.
Thank you, Nana
Along with immense heat waves, torrential rain also affected Gahtal, India. Image credit: Samir Mondal on Facebook
Hits and Misses 2024: Climate extremes around the globe
This year, FX’s 2024 television series Shōgun received critical acclaim and widespread recognition, breaking the record for the number of Emmys won by a show in one year (18). Image credit: Goodfon.com
Hits and Misses 2024: Shōgun wins 18 Emmy awards
Paper cranes left by school students at the Hiroshima Peace Park as a symbol for recovery and a way to spread peace and hope around Japan. Image credit: Aya. N ('25)
Hits and Misses 2024: Nihon Hidankyo receives the Nobel Peace Prize
From a historic $700 million contract to groundbreaking achievements and surprise personal announcements, discover how Japanese baseball phenomenon Shohei Ohtani became 2024's most talked-about athlete both on and off the field Credit: Dodgers via Ohtani’s Instagram
Hits and Misses 2024: Shohei Ohtani
Hits and Misses 2024: The rise of podcasts
Hits and Misses 2024: The rise of podcasts

The International

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Coffee beyond Starbucks

Prasha S.(’22)
May 18, 2022
caramel latte

An image of Tipu Sultan.

Britain has an obligation to return Tipu Sultan’s Tiger Head

Prasha S. (’22)
February 23, 2022
Laurel Hubbard competing in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

The International Olympics Committee (IOC) should stand by LGBTQ+athletes

Prasha S. (’22)
November 12, 2021
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