Chelsea Tinsley, 10

Harini Ravichandran

“I’ve always been very curious about how things work. When I was little, my sister and I would always break things to see how they work. We would throw a dollhouse down the stairs and break it so we could see how it worked. Now that I’m older, I’m more interested in how psychological relationships work.”

Middle children work to overcome being overshadowed by siblings National Middle Child Day occurs on Aug. 12, and middle children are often stereotyped as neglected, forgotten and overshadowed by their siblings. However, junior Arya Goel said this stereotype does not correlate with her experience as a middle child at…
High school internships provide students unique experiences Junior Tashvi Pydimarry has been interested in the medical field ever since she was young. She has put in a lot of time researching different topics pertaining to medical sciences, and during her freshman year of high school, Pydimarry said…
Psychiatric nurse, students discuss onset of superstitions in different cultures For senior Isabella Chan, superstitions have been a part of her life since the day she was born. Being born into Chinese culture, she said, meant that she had to abide by a set of specific rules that outsiders would…

Chelsea Tinsley, 10

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