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By Sharada Saraf | SQ Online Reporter | SQ Online (2016-2017) ________________________________________________________________________________________ Older siblings have the unfortunate experience of younger... Read More
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Consider this: you have been working in a lab for a few years, and you think that you have discovered... Read More
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by Lawrence Ku and Nishita Shah | Editors | SQ Vol. 9 (2011-2012) Imagine sitting in a lecture hall listening... Read More
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The arts and the sciences have long maintained a tense relationship which has only escalated in recent decades. Over the... Read More
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In the world of TikTok, the aesthetic of “cottagecore” has become a growing fascination: romanticizing the wilderness and a simplified... Read More
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Theresa Bui | Blogger | SQ Online (2016-17) Happy Thanksgiving! I can’t wait to stuff my face with mashed... Read More
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But is it feasible to think that one day humans would be able to colonize Mars? Many people certainly think so, and one of those visionaries is the billionaire founder of SpaceX, Elon Musk. He claims that within the end of the century he’ll be able to start a colony of a million humans on Mars. Read More
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By: Neal Shah | SQ Staff Writer | Saltman Quarterly 2016-2017 Every ten minutes, another name is added to the... Read More
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Paleocene mammals, such as ancestors of modern-day horses, were as small as common day housecats. Due to the rising heat, ectotherms, also known as cold-blooded animals, needed a bigger surface area to regulate their heat, so the bigger ectotherms were the winners and survived. Read More