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Introduction to DementiaWhat is Dementia?
View Articles: Introduction to DementiaWhat is Dementia?What Is Dementia? Dementia is a neurodegenerative disease in which a person who has been living a normal life experiences a decline in cognitive functions in various areas, such as memory, language, and judgment, due to acquired brain damage caused by various factors, resulting in significant difficulties in daily life. Types of Dementia There are…
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#99. I See You’ve Called In Dead by John Kenney (Jul 2026)
View Articles: #99. I See You’ve Called In Dead by John Kenney (Jul 2026)I See You’ve Called In Dead is a contemporary dark comedy fiction by John Kenney. It follows Bud Stanley, an obituary writer, who accidentally publishes his own obituary in drunk state after he had a divorce and a bad blind date. When the company wants to fire him, he finds out that he is listed…
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#99. The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy (Jul 2026)
View Articles: #99. The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy (Jul 2026)The God of Small Things is a fiction written by Indian author Arundhati Roy, published in 1997. The novel follows twins Estha and Rahel as they grow up in Kerala, where their family falls apart after their mother Ammu has a forbidden relationship with Velutha, leading to his death. Estha separates from the family, but…
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#97. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (Jun. 2026)
View Articles: #97. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn (Jun. 2026)Gone Girl is a crime thriller novel by Gillian Flynn, published in 2012. The book revolves around Nick Dunne, who is framed for murder when his wife, Amy Dunne goes missing on their 5th anniversary. The author delves into the themes of deception, identity and the dark side of marriage. The unreliable narrators Nick and…
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Music Therapy App Progress #2
View Articles: Music Therapy App Progress #2After brainstorming all of the components of the music therapy app, I decided to practice the pieces to record the songs that I’ve chosen. For that, I’ve visited the recording site that helped me secure the recording files of the songs. #1. Recording #2. Editing After these processes, the only step is to test the…
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Music Therapy App Progress #1
View Articles: Music Therapy App Progress #1In April, I just had a sudden thought. As a person who is interested in music therapy and dementia, I decided to launch an app that provides easy access for seniors to be able to train their cognitive abilities and the brain through this. Here are my progress: #1. First draft of the app 2.…
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KAIAC Speech 25-26
View Articles: KAIAC Speech 25-26The small movements I made, my Minion-like face and height, and the tone of my voice. Everything was judged by my senior partner. Out of the three tournaments I’ve competed in this year, in two of them, I performed duo acting with different partners. In the first one, I collaborated with my fellow sophomore classmate…
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#96. The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien (June 2026)
View Articles: #96. The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien (June 2026)The Things They Carried is a collection of short stories that are linked together. It was published in 1990, reflecting the American soldier’s perspectives in the Vietnam War. The book follows Jimmy Cross, the lieutenant in the army on duty in Vietnam War through the thoughts and actions of him. In The Things They Carried,…
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Closing 10th
View Articles: Closing 10thThroughout this year, I was riding a roller coaster. From the days I felt like I accomplished everything to days that I didn’t have any motivation, the sophomore year was the one that brought me both knowledge and insight, as well as moments that will forever be memorable. As it was the first year for…
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Alicia Kim is currently going to Asia Pacific International School in Seoul, Korea. She does varsity volleyball and plays the violin. She is a member of the Majestic Youth Orchestra and is a founder of Seoul Youth Musicians, a non-profit organization. She also likes reading books and writes stories in the meantime. She is interested in biology and neuroscience. Read full bio.
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