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The Story of Marvel by Schamil Saeed, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 29, 2024

Scar Island, Reviewed by Arjun Nair, 12

by Arjun Nair Age 12

Published March 24, 2024

The Rise of Nintendo by Schamil Saeed, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 10, 2024

Nintendo. The console that changed the world, for 40 years and still going, there’s no escaping that video games have influenced multiple generations. We’ve all seen the ads; Mario’s mustachioed visage is as familiar to...

Scythe, Reviewed by Emily Ke, 12

by Stone Soup Editors

Published March 10, 2024

I know. To think about the end of life, death, is a topic that everyone is scared to talk about. It is depressing to be honest, but after I read the sci-fi page-turner Scythe by...

Fast Thinking on the Moon

by Sydney Kesselheim

Published March 10, 2024

A rocket ship called the IM-1 lander (AKA Odysseus, or Odie) had unexpected problems hours before landing on the moon in February 2024, causing it to fall on its side. The ship is phone booth...

A Conversation About Those Little Hearts

by Sydney Kesselheim

Published February 29, 2024

ROBOMIND Ep. 3: You’ve Got a Friend In Me

by Misha Ahmed

Published February 29, 2024

Episode #3: You've Got a Friend in Me 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...

Poetry Soup – Ep. 16: “Kids Who Die” by Langston Hughes

by Emma Hoff

Published February 25, 2024

The History of Soccer By Alex O’Hare, 10

by Stone Soup Editors

Published February 19, 2024

Even though soccer is played by millions around the globe, people do not talk about its history very often. Because of that, I am going to introduce you to the history of one of the...

An Essay On Outrage By Schamil Saeed, 11

by Stone Soup Editors

Published February 19, 2024

Have you ever heard your parents say, “Back in my day, life was so much more difficult. Kids these days are so spoiled”? You would be surprised to know that they were the spoiled hipsters...

The Story of Marvel by Schamil Saeed, 11

Post Published March 29, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

Superheroes, from Ancient Greece to Norse mythology, man has always been fascinated by the allure of beings possessing powers beyond human imagination. Something about gods and demigods brings awe, hope, and envy to our imagination. You may have heard of Spider-Man, The Hulk, Thor, etc. But did you ever hear about the Sub Mariner, or Street Poet Ray?

Scar Island, Reviewed by Arjun Nair, 12

Post Age 12 Published March 24, 2024 by Arjun Nair

It is said that guilt is perhaps the most painful companion of death, but Jonathan Grisby feels he deserves far worse. After a terrible accident that leaves his family in despair, Jonathan takes responsibility for a crime that he did not commit. He is soon sent to the Slabhenge Reformatory School, a place that was once a prison and, in some ways, still is.

The Rise of Nintendo by Schamil Saeed, 11

Post Published March 10, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

Scythe, Reviewed by Emily Ke, 12

Post Published March 10, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

I know. To think about the end of life, death, is a topic that everyone is scared to talk about. It is depressing to be honest, but after I read the sci-fi page-turner Scythe by Neal Shusterman, I wasn’t scared anymore. In fact, it made me appreciate life more.

Fast Thinking on the Moon

Post Published March 10, 2024 by Sydney Kesselheim

A rocket ship called the IM-1 lander (AKA Odysseus, or Odie) had unexpected problems hours before landing on the moon in February 2024, causing it to fall on its side. The ship is phone booth sized and traveled 1 million kilometers before arriving in the moon's orbit.

A Conversation About Those Little Hearts

Post Published February 29, 2024 by Sydney Kesselheim

All around the world, on February 14, people celebrate Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s giving your partner flowers, or just receiving candy from your parents and friends, it’s a very enjoyable festivity that happens every year. But, the real fact is that, although chocolate is very popular, conversation hearts are actually the most commonly given candy on February 14th!

ROBOMIND Ep. 3: You’ve Got a Friend In Me

Post Published February 29, 2024 by Misha Ahmed

Episode #3: You've Got a Friend in Me 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 two episodes go check those out, but to get back on track ROBOMIND is a combination of two things: robotics and mind.

Poetry Soup – Ep. 16: “Kids Who Die” by Langston Hughes

Post Published February 25, 2024 by Emma Hoff

Hello, and welcome to Poetry Soup! I’m your host, Emma Catherine Hoff. Today, I’ll be talking about the poem, “Kids Who Die,” by Langston Hughes. Langston Hughes was born on February 1, 1901, in Joplin, Missouri. As an African American alive at the time of the Harlem Renaissance, Hughes wrote influential poetry, prose, and plays.

The History of Soccer By Alex O’Hare, 10

Post Published February 19, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

Even though soccer is played by millions around the globe, people do not talk about its history very often. Because of that, I am going to introduce you to the history of one of the greatest sports in the world. Modern soccer was established in England in 1863, when the British founded the Football Association. However, versions of soccer have been played for more than 2,000 years.

An Essay On Outrage By Schamil Saeed, 11

Post Published February 19, 2024 by Stone Soup Editors

Have you ever heard your parents say, “Back in my day, life was so much more difficult. Kids these days are so spoiled”? You would be surprised to know that they were the spoiled hipsters of yesteryear. As long as there have been Homo sapiens, there has been a generation gap and elders frowning upon it.

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