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  • Go play Go at Seattle Go Center

    Established in 1995, Seattle Go Center, or formally known as Nihon Ki-in Go institute of the West,  is the first Go center in North America. The Nihon Ki-in (The Japanese Go association) and one of Go’s most notable players, Kaoru Iwamoto, funded the Go center in hopes of preserving and fostering the culture of Go across the globe.

    Juan Miguel Jocom Tuesday, December 6, 2022
  • “Bones and All”: Cannibals on the big screen (★★★☆☆)

    As a fan of Guadagnino’s past works, I was anticipating to love “Bones and All”. Unfortunately, I was left disappointed. There was great potential for this film with its director, general theme, and talented cast, but I found that it was missing substance. Maybe this is what Guadagnino wanted, for us to be drifting along with the characters on their backcountry escapade, but it left me leaving the theater craving more. 

    Mo Dulitz Saturday, December 3, 2022
  • How “touching grass” actually helped my mental health

    Every day, more and more research finds that being outside positively affects mental health. Several ideas have been suggested; one theory is that being outside awakens the connection to nature inside of us, which goes back to our first human ancestors.

    Haylee Jarrett Friday, December 2, 2022
  • Legal sports betting: A safer alternative or regulated degeneracy?

    The New York Times explains several issues with legal betting leading to consumer exploitation, but they are not unique to the betting industry: they are legal shortcomings, or even shortcomings with American capitalism. 

    Kayvon Bumpus Wednesday, November 30, 2022
  • What is it like to be a Muslim convert in Asia’s most Catholic country?

    The Philippines is divided in many ways: its islands, culture, politics, and more. Just like water and oil, there are aspects of the country that don’t seem to merge well. For example, Islam and Catholicism. …

    Juan Miguel Jocom Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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Go play Go at Seattle Go Center

By on Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Established in 1995, Seattle Go Center, or formally known as Nihon Ki-in Go institute of the West,  is the first Go center in North America. The Nihon Ki-in (The Japanese Go association) and one of Go’s most notable players, Kaoru Iwamoto, funded the Go center in hopes of preserving and fostering the culture of Go across the globe.

“Bones and All”: Cannibals on the big screen (★★★☆☆)"Bones and All": Maren and Lee in the vast Midwestern countryside.Yannis Drakoulidis / Metro Goldw - © 2022 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures Inc.

“Bones and All”: Cannibals on the big screen (★★★☆☆)

By on Saturday, December 3, 2022

As a fan of Guadagnino’s past works, I was anticipating to love “Bones and All”. Unfortunately, I was left disappointed. There was great potential for this film with its director, general theme, and talented cast, but I found that it was missing substance. Maybe this is what Guadagnino wanted, for us to be drifting along with the characters on their backcountry escapade, but it left me leaving the theater craving more. 

‘Planet Killer’ Asteroid? NASA Has A Plan‘Planet Killer’ Asteroid? NASA Has A PlanCTIO/NOIRLab/SOAR/NSF/AURA/T. Kareta (Lowell Observatory), M. Knight (US Naval Academy)Image processing: T.A. Rector (University of Alaska Anchorage/NSF’s NOIRLab), M. Zamani & D. de Martin (NSF’s NOIRLab)

‘Planet Killer’ Asteroid? NASA Has A Plan

By on Saturday, November 26, 2022

66 million years ago, it was a humid spring day. A blinding light and a bang launched Earth into an extreme heat that flipped into a nuclear winter. A loss of 75% of all life…

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Seattle’s other dimension: The ghosts that haunt Pike Place Market

By on Saturday, November 19, 2022

It is a rainy late afternoon in Seattle. You decide to stop by Pike Place Market for a cup of coffee. Stepping foot into the market, you feel something shift inside of you. It is like you’re being watched, but there aren’t many people around you at all. Through the stairway, you think you hear an echo of voices that belong to nobody. Suddenly, you catch a fleeting glimpse of something moving in the corner of your eye. You realize you are not alone, but are in the presence of something - or rather, someone - unseen. 

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