CAMBRIDGE — A report published in Scientific American has shown that there has been a spike in stress levels in students all around the world. One of the major contributors to this stress? University acceptances. “I don’t understand it,” one of the lead researchers commented, waving a brochure from Harvard. “The entry requirements are lower … Continue reading Study Reveals An Increase In Stress Levels in Students
Month: April 2019
School District to Combat Grade Inflation with Student Cremation
KENMORE —The Northshore School District announced yesterday its proposal to combat its rapidly growing grade inflation epidemic. The district plans to roll out a new program in which students are selected, based on their GPA, attendance, followers on Instagram, and classroom participation, to be used as fuel for their school’s furnaces. Grade inflation has been … Continue reading School District to Combat Grade Inflation with Student Cremation
FIDE Announces Chess 2.0
ATHENS, GREECE — The game of chess is set to receive its first update since its initial launch in the 6th century AD, as mandated by the World Chess Foundation. Previous updates have added quality-of-life changes such as the 50-move rule and chess clocks, however, none of them have modified the pieces themselves — until … Continue reading FIDE Announces Chess 2.0
California Legislature Passes Bill to Make 2+2 Equal 5
April 12, 2019 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA — The California state Senate approved a bill to permanently alter the value of 2 + 2 to five (5) within the state of California. The bill, motivated by activists claiming “all numbers are created equal”, was introduced to the State Assembly on Monday as an educational reform. After passing … Continue reading California Legislature Passes Bill to Make 2+2 Equal 5
CAS Log: April 7, 2019
Listening to Music: This has allowed me to express my authentic emotions. I can feel waves of calm wash over me as my heart rate begins to synchronize with...