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Penguin Perspective

A Modern Look at The Sixth Extinction

By: Mallory O’Brien Marine biologist Rachel Carson once said, “But man is a part of nature, and his war against nature is inevitably a war against himself.” This sentiment is thoroughly expressed in the New York Times bestseller and Pulitzer Prize winning novel The Sixth Extinction. Written by author and environmental journalist Elizabeth Kolbert and published in 2014, the book takes an in-depth look at … Continue reading A Modern Look at The Sixth Extinction

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Reviews

Thoughts on ‘Trifles’ by Susan Glaspell

“Trifles” by Susan Glaspell is a short, gripping mystery performed through a play. In it, two women search through the home of Mrs. Wright, their former friend, for evidence of a murder. Mrs. Wright’s husband was recently found dead, having been strangled to death by a rope in his sleep.  SPOILER WARNING: The play uses a variety of symbols and motifs in order to communicate … Continue reading Thoughts on ‘Trifles’ by Susan Glaspell

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Food, Penguin Perspective

Exploring Tucson Chinese Culture Through Food

Image credit: Keona Kuo Chinese immigration to the United States started in the 1850s during the California Gold Rush as they sought work and wealth due to the Opium Wars and a stressed economy. Chinese, primarily men, continued to come to the US in the 1860s and 1870s, finding work in mines and building railroads in the western United States. This was the case in … Continue reading Exploring Tucson Chinese Culture Through Food

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Sports and Clubs

A Controversial Penalty

Carlos Sainz is currently Ferrari’s leading driver in the World Drivers Championship with twenty points, ahead of Charles Leclerc with just six after two unfortunate early finishes for him thus far. That means that, unlike last year, he’ll have to fight at the front of Ferrari to try to get them closer to the Constructors Championship. During the Australian Grand Prix on March 29th, Carlos … Continue reading A Controversial Penalty

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Penguin Perspective, Sports and Clubs, Uncategorized

Chicago Bears Trade #1 Pick: An Analysis

Image Credit: https://www.nbcsports.com/chicago/bears/nfl-teams-will-move-heaven-and-earth-get-bears-no-1-pick-says-assistant-coach The Bears: In the moment, it looks as though they won this trade. They remained within the top ten, got a second-round pick this year, the Panthers’ first in 2024, and another second in 2025. They also got DJ Moore, a severely underrated wide receiver, though not an underrated part of this trade. I believed that the Bears might trade down to … Continue reading Chicago Bears Trade #1 Pick: An Analysis

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Sports and Clubs

2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

The 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has, once again, demonstrated the dominance of Red Bull this season. Max Verstappen, despite starting in 15th after a disappointing early exit during qualifying, managed to climb back into second place. Sergio Perez got the second pole position of his career, and maintained first place throughout the race, despite the safety car cutting the gaps between the drivers when … Continue reading 2023 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

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Opinions

HOW THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM PROPAGATES RACIAL INJUSTICE AND HOW RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROVIDES HOPE

Image credit: https://rethinkingschools.org/articles/restorative-justice/ The criminal justice system is an integral part of our societal structure, and it consists of some of the most influential institutions in our legal system. From law enforcement on the streets, to criminal courts, to prison, these institutions hold the possibility of tremendous power over people’s lives. The criminal justice system plays an incredibly important role in enforcing the idea of … Continue reading HOW THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM PROPAGATES RACIAL INJUSTICE AND HOW RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROVIDES HOPE

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Opinions, Sports and Clubs

Analyzing the NBA Teams: ¾ of the Way In

Image Credit: https://www.nbcsports.com/washington/wizards/when-does-2022-23-nba-season-start Now that every team has played through at least 60 games and the trade deadline has passed, we get a clearer view of how the NBA will shake up towards the end. While front runners have emerged, there is still an unprecedented amount of parity this season, which has led to races between Milwaukee and Boston to finish as the top seed … Continue reading Analyzing the NBA Teams: ¾ of the Way In

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