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Dubrovnik Travelogue

Post Published January 21, 2020 by Vivaan Kartik

Country: Croatia Capital: Zagreb Main Language Spoken: Croatian Currency: Kuna Dubrovnik, aptly termed the ‘the pearl of the Adriatic’ and a UNESCO world heritage site used to be called ...
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103 Elements and Their Interesting Facts (Part 2) by Lucinda Chu

Post Published January 7, 2020 by Lucinda Chu

As we welcome a new year, I hope one of your new year resolutions would be “to learn more about the periodic table.” Groaning in frustration? Don’t worry, this blog post would introduce twenty-f...
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103 Elements and Their Interesting Facts (Part 1) by Lucinda Chu

Post Published November 21, 2019 by Lucinda Chu

In this world, it seems like everybody hates everybody else, but if there is one thing most people can agree on, it is this: chemistry sucks, especially for those who find it super tough.
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Coconut Pudding: Behind the Story

Post Published November 14, 2019 by Tristan Hui

Editor's Note: We published Tristan Hui's story "Coconut Pudding" in the September issue of Stone Soup. In this post, Tristan gives us some background on the subjects she chose to write about.
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Climate Change stories from our 2019 Podcast Contest: “No Longer Blue,” by Olivia Park, 12

Post Published August 23, 2019 by Sarah Ainsworth

https://soundcloud.com/user-28081890/no-longer-blue/s-3Ks0r I walked back and forth in my room, looking out at skies that were no longer blue. The television droned on.
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Climate Change stories from our 2019 Podcast Contest: “A Splash of Water,” by Tara Prakash, 12

Post Published August 21, 2019 by Sarah Ainsworth

I had never liked the ocean, and that was before I fell off the boat and into it, headfirst. My dad and I were on one of his boating trips. He was a scientist on climate change, and every few months, ...
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Climate Change stories from our 2019 Podcast Contest: “Back in the Days” by Gemma Yin, 11

Post Published August 20, 2019 by Sarah Ainsworth

The sky was smashing and attractive. It was the hue of tomatoes, marmalade and freshly picked lemons. Cumulus clouds were slowly drifting by and the sun was just about to go hiding behind the endless ...
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Can You See the Stars? by Lucinda Chu

Post Published August 13, 2019 by Lucinda Chu

Stars have long been an important part of human culture and science, from astronomy to fiction to "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." However, one-third of humanity may never be able to see the cosmos, ac...
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Animation: The Little Whale

Post Published June 27, 2019 by Myzah De Guzman

I'm Myzah De Guzman and I'm 7 years old. This is my story, "The Little Whale." I did the character illustration while my brother Mazen did the illustration background and animation.
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Right Beneath the Clouds

Post Published June 11, 2019 by Haeon Lee

This clarinet trio was inspired by two ideas. First was my perspective from my own apartment. Skyscrapers, bridges, Central Park, and construction outlined the melody of my piece, given to the clarine...
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