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In the first part of this series, we discussed what got Qatar interested in using football as a means of profit. Now that they were interested, ideas to capitalize started...
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March 12, 2023
We are living through some of the most crucial years for the environmental movement — this is history...
Politics of the Qatar World Cup: Getting Into Football (Part I of IV)
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The FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar has been widely criticized for human rights abuses, corruption, environmental...
Kate North, Associate Editor
March 12, 2023
What is your first memory? Which moment can you relive as if it were yesterday? Close your eyes and try to picture it—the colors, the sounds, the smells. Losing your first...
Oxytocin’s Not-So-Unconditional Love: Why This Hormone Isn’t All It Seems
March 12, 2023
The love hormone. Look up “oxytocin” and you’ll find articles praising its life-facilitating...
March 12, 2023
We are living through some of the most crucial years for the environmental movement — this is history...

He looks happy. Wisps of cigarette smoke curl up into his unkempt gray hair, which flows down with specks of dirt and grime (courtesy of working in construction from 9-5 daily). He’s high. Whooping with a gravelly laugh, he swings up onto the tractor and smiles at me. “You ready for this bullsh*t, kiddo?” We had...

I don’t think I ever grew out of my Pororo training chopsticks. Well, I guess they’re gone now—probably in a landfill somewhere with my blanket, named “Puddle” after its gray (originally white) color. My sister had greeted me one day, “Unni, Mom threw Puddle and Pororo away.” Running through the glass doors...
Raphael Esquivel, Staff Writer | March 12, 2023
Kate North, Associate Editor | March 12, 2023
Ester Weinhardt, Staff Writer | March 12, 2023
Isabella Huang, Staff Writer | March 12, 2023

It’s safe to say that HBO Max’s recent apocalyptic release, The Last of Us, has left viewers with a newfound appreciation for videogame adaptations,...

Edition five of book recommendations from students, compiled by grade. Have a suggestion? Submit here: 7th Grade Red, White & Royal Blue...

Modern avant-garde music is characterized by a significant deviation from the musical norms we are accustomed to, focusing less on conventional...

In the months that followed her surprise announcement, fans remained on the hunt for clues and easter eggs that could reveal the record’s meaning,...

September the 8th marked a time of unprecedented change for the United Kingdom, and for many worldwide. The death of Queen Elizabeth II has sparked...

Pests are a nuisance to gardeners, whether the gardeners have a field of crops or just a small home garden. However, while they defoliate and...

Despite being largely oriented around Pacific Time, OHS is home to students in time zone differences ranging from Central, Hawaii, Eastern, Korea,...

Recently, the Stanford OHS community has seen an anonymous “guest” user join many active Skype groups, posting inappropriate and offensive...


What is your first memory? Which moment can you relive as if it were yesterday? Close your eyes and try to picture it—the colors, the sounds,...

The love hormone. Look up “oxytocin” and you’ll find articles praising its life-facilitating and social bonding roles, along with ads...

We are living through some of the most crucial years for the environmental movement — this is history in the making. Last November, the UN...
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