Heidi Cho

  • By Julia Marnin

    The human body is made up of 60% water. That means that more than half of us is water! No wonder health specialists say to drink at least 8 full cups of water a day. Water is a huge part of […]

  • By Julia Marnin

    In the age of high consumerism and industrial production, recycling is extremely important in keeping a safe and sustainable environment. So many products that could be recycled end up being […]

  • By Heidi Cho

    No – I have not. I don’t know.

    Over and over, 30 polled future homeowners ranged from 18 to 23 years of age responded like this, with nonchalance and ignorance, to the following questions: ” […]

  • By Mae Kristy Calacal

    As a college student, it’s easy to get caught up in several responsibilities, such as the History report sitting on the desk in your dorm or making sure you get to work on time. With m […]

  • By Kareema Vernon

    Water quality is an issue which does exist. There are many ways that everyone can do their part towards making water cleaner. Starting in their own backyards including this campus. As […]

  • Heidi Cho wrote a new post 8 years ago

    Humanity’s place in nature is fragile. Hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, and droughts, while headline-worthy, are not the only or even most significant threats to humanity’s longterm survival. As humans, we ten […]

  • Heidi Cho wrote a new post 8 years, 1 month ago

  • Heidi Cho wrote a new post 8 years, 1 month ago

    How Fake News Spreads

    How Fake News Spreads
    by Heidi Cho

    Abstract: The phenomena of fake news over Facebook shares […]

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