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Visiting Malaysia with Elaine Elizabeth Jinto

by Scribbler's Blogs

Published June 3, 2024

Hello everyone! Welcome back to Scribbler's Blogs. Last time I told you all about De Nang, Vietnam. Today, I am going to tell you about Kuala Lumpur City in Malaysia. Before I begin, let me...

Hidden Figures, Reviewed by Sydney Kesselheim, 12

by Sydney Kesselheim

Published May 28, 2024

Hidden in Plain Sight: Women of NASA in 1960’s This month, in my feminism alliance club at school, we watched a movie called Hidden Figures. In this movie, three Black women working at NASA in...

“We’re Not Alike” by Tate McRae, Reviewed by Priscilla Chow, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 28, 2024

"We’re Not Alike" is a song I first heard at a mall. I like it because of Tate’s angelic voice and the upbeat tune. The song also reminded me of a recent breakup between my...

Xin Chao, Here is a Glimpse of Vietnam

by Scribbler's Blogs

Published May 26, 2024

I am Elaine Elizabeth Jinto, and I am 13 years old. I am from India, and I love to travel. Along with traveling, I enjoy reading, writing, eating, and innovating. I dream of becoming...

Kreating Kombat: How One Video Game Caused National Controversy and Propelled Sega to the Top by Schamil Saeed, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 23, 2024

Poetry Soup – Ep. 18: “A Music Sentence” by Mahmoud Darwish

by Emma Hoff

Published May 9, 2024

The Pipe Tree, Reviewed by Jeremy Lim, 11

by Jeremy Lim

Published May 8, 2024

When Ecláir the sparrow is forcefully shoved into a life in a cage, it is like a storm has come and swept away everything he has ever known. After years of living free in the...

Rescue, Reviewed by Emily Ke, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published May 5, 2024

ROBOMIND Ep. 4: Try Everything

by Misha Ahmed

Published May 5, 2024

Episode #4: Try Everything Transcript: Hello, my name is Misha Ahmed, and I am your host of this podcast series called ROBOMIND. I know you may be wondering, what does ROBOMIND mean? For those of...

Poetry Soup – Ep. 17: “Desire for Spring” by Kenneth Koch

by Emma Hoff

Published May 1, 2024

Visiting Malaysia with Elaine Elizabeth Jinto

Post Published June 3, 2024 by Scribbler's Blogs

Hello everyone! Welcome back to Scribbler's Blogs. Last time I told you all about De Nang, Vietnam. Today, I am going to tell you about Kuala Lumpur City in Malaysia. Before I begin, let me give you some of the general information about Malaysia. The capital of Malaysia is the Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur. The main languages spoken there are Malay and English.

Hidden Figures, Reviewed by Sydney Kesselheim, 12

Post Published May 28, 2024 by Sydney Kesselheim

Hidden in Plain Sight: Women of NASA in 1960’s This month, in my feminism alliance club at school, we watched a movie called Hidden Figures. In this movie, three Black women working at NASA in the 1960’s get promoted to a higher-level job. Unfortunately for them, all of their coworkers are white men, who doubt the women and their skills.

“We’re Not Alike” by Tate McRae, Reviewed by Priscilla Chow, 10

Post Published May 28, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

"We’re Not Alike" is a song I first heard at a mall. I like it because of Tate’s angelic voice and the upbeat tune. The song also reminded me of a recent breakup between my girl friends. I could, in my mind, almost hear their voices ringing in the back of the song. The two were always saying how they were backstabbed.

Xin Chao, Here is a Glimpse of Vietnam

Post Published May 26, 2024 by Scribbler's Blogs

I am Elaine Elizabeth Jinto, and I am 13 years old. I am from India, and I love to travel. Along with traveling, I enjoy reading, writing, eating, and innovating. I dream of becoming a writer and a business woman. In my blogs I am going to write about some of the trips, books, restaurants, and unique experiences that captivated me.

Kreating Kombat: How One Video Game Caused National Controversy and Propelled Sega to the Top by Schamil Saeed, 11

Post Published May 23, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

The fighting game. That manly-man, beat ‘em up brawler that dominated arcades. Famous names that come to mind might include Namco’s Tekken series, or more likely Capcom’s outrageous Street Fighter games. But today, I’m going to talk about the bloodiest, most violent of them all: Mortal Kombat. Our story begins, at the small, unimportant Midway Games.

Poetry Soup – Ep. 18: “A Music Sentence” by Mahmoud Darwish

Post Published May 9, 2024 by Emma Hoff

Transcript: Hello, and welcome to Poetry Soup! I’m your host, Emma Catherine Hoff. Today, I’m excited to talk about “A Music Sentence,” a poem with an intriguing form by a poet I discovered recently – Mahmoud Darwish. Mahmoud Darwish was born on March 13, 1941 (he actually happens to share a birthday with me!), in Al-Birwa, Palestine.

The Pipe Tree, Reviewed by Jeremy Lim, 11

Post Published May 8, 2024 by Jeremy Lim

When Ecláir the sparrow is forcefully shoved into a life in a cage, it is like a storm has come and swept away everything he has ever known. After years of living free in the wild, Ecláir is now entrapped inside an constricting and inescapable prison.

Rescue, Reviewed by Emily Ke, 12

Post Published May 5, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

You’re running in a dark forest, the full moon’s light illuminating spots of the ground through the trees. Fallen leaves crinkle under your feet as you sprint mindlessly. You’re just trying to get anywhere away from your enemies; they’re out to get you. Suddenly, the sounds of a truck echo through the woods, causing a galvanizing feeling of panic to pass through you. Well...

ROBOMIND Ep. 4: Try Everything

Post Published May 5, 2024 by Misha Ahmed

Episode #4: Try Everything Transcript: Hello, my name is Misha Ahmed, and I am your host of this podcast series called ROBOMIND. I know you may be wondering, what does ROBOMIND mean? For those of you who haven't been here for the last three episodes go check those out, but to get back on track ROBOMIND is a combination of two things: robotics and mind.

Poetry Soup – Ep. 17: “Desire for Spring” by Kenneth Koch

Post Published May 1, 2024 by Emma Hoff

Hello, and welcome to Poetry Soup! I’m your host, Emma Catherine Hoff. Today, I’ll be talking about “Desire for Spring,” by Kenneth Koch. Kenneth Koch was born on February 27, 1925, in Cincinnati, Ohio. He went to school at Harvard University and became close with the poet John Ashbery (who was featured in the very first episode of Poetry Soup!).

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