Jeana Yeo, junior

Zoe Tu

“The stupidest question I’ve ever asked has to be how to spell my name. In elementary school, I think second grade, it’s when I first moved to the US, and I didn’t even know how to say my name in English nor could I spell my name in the English alphabet. That would have to be my stupidest question.”

In light of National Languages Week, students, language instructor discuss effects of learning one’s mother tongue Throughout his childhood, sophomore Rafan Tajwer said his earliest memories were in his mother tongue of Urdu. “So by technical standards, my first language is English, though my earliest memories are actually mostly in Urdu. However, when I grew older,…
Q&A with Aden, Bryant and Chase Burke on experiences being triplets What was it like growing up with triplets as a whole? Chase Burke: I like to say (having triplets is) like a (built-in) friendship; that’s usually my go-to. As kids, we were basically inseparable. We were in the same classes…
Humane society worker, teacher, students deliberate “correct” answer to growing question of adopting versus shopping As senior Pragathi Arunkumar scrolls through TikTok, she comes across a trend where TikTok users post screenshots of their lock screens and caption it with “your lock screen is what keeps you going.” For most people, their lock screens were…

Jeana Yeo, junior

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