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As I set out into the Indian Ocean, the waves crashed against the boat, increasing my seasickness. It didn’t help that the people on the shore looked more and more like tiny ants as we... Read More
How to Taste With Your Arms: Chemotactile Receptors, from Biophysics to Evolution A shrimp pounding against the wall of its tank, as if it knows what is to come. In the opposite corner: an octopus,... Read More
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Finding my niche wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be Read More
BY SHREYA SHRIRAM | SQ ONLINE REPORTER | 2018-2019 A highly contagious, often fatal disease that frequently leaves its victims paralyzed and unable to breathe or move their limbs. These were the realities of... Read More
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By Chelsea Chang | Blogger | SQ Online (2014-15) Happy end-of-January, everyone! I hope you all had a great New Years filled with friends and families and good food. Now that we are almost half... Read More
BY JENNY CHIEM | BLOGGER | SQ ONLINE (2018-19) There are many aspects to this world that we have a good understanding of. However, there are other aspects we are still learning about and even... Read More
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Amoebae Beads of sweat drip down your forehead as the summer heat weighs down on your body. Wondering what to do, you remember that there is a lake nearby and decide to cool down there.... Read More
I read a very powerful piece on math vs non-math people. If you clicked on the link, said it was too long, and then went back to Tumblr/Facebook, here’s the gist: “math people” are... Read More
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Raise your hand if you’re excited for Thanksgiving – this wonderful, beautiful holiday where college students like us can finally go home and rest our fatigued minds with family, fun, traditions and food – oh, the food. Read More