americans — U.S. — The Catalyst Project

By: Phillip Seo

On January 23, 2021, we lost a legend of the entertainment and media industry. Larry King was an iconic American television and talk show host that unlike many other journalists was not confrontational with his questions, and spoke in a respectful and friendly banter tone. In addition, he would converse with a variety of people from presidents and politicians all the way to authors, actors, and celebrities. King has forever impacted the media industry and has left a lasting legacy that will be remembered for generations to come.

The CatalystFebruary 8, 2021Larry King, americans, america, television, media, legend, legacy, covid, covid-19Comment

What Do The Georgia Senate Race Results Mean for America?

By: Phillip Seo

After Joe Biden declared victory in the state of Georgia in the presidential election, the state became extremely competitive between the two major political parties. As a result, all four candidates had to run vigorous campaigns.

The CatalystJanuary 30, 2021americans, america, united states, georgia, senate, race, runoff, perdue, osoff, loeffler, warnockComment

Battle Gears and How They Changed Over History: a Recap

By: Celina Yang

Through the ages, battle gear has changed with the climate, weapons as well as the people. As more advanced guns and bombs were developed, many soldiers lost their heavy armor which definitely did not save them from being shot or get bombarded, yet still weighed 40 pounds. A common essential mostly similar throughout history was a game for entertainment and eating utensils. As you see the change in this gear, what would be the battle gear for wars in the future? And what uses would it incorporate?

The CatalystJanuary 29, 2021americans, united states, wars, battle, weaponsComment

Dolls and Crayons

By: Bobin Park

Dried blood and flames of angry resistance erase any trace of

our founding fathers’ primary resolution of a free government

Dolls lay trampled on a ground besieged by pitchforks

The news is a myriad of terrors.

The CatalystJanuary 18, 2021united states, america, americans, history, poem, poetryComment

A Letter to the America of 2050

By: Kaila Morris

Dear America,

I cannot begin to imagine what you will say about January 6, 2021, but I can only hope that you will not live through another day like it.

The CatalystJanuary 10, 2021americans, america, 2020, future, capitol riot, hope, reflectionComment

A Quick Guide to Andrew Yang's Freedom Dividend

by Grace Zhang

If you’ve been paying attention to Andrew Yang, you’ve heard about his Freedom Dividend. But what is it and how does it work? Here’s a quick breakdown about everything you need to know about Yang’s Freedom Dividend and universal basic income.

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Eva’s capstone project, described by Eva;

My page is about understanding the social inequalities of shaker heights. Holistically, shaker heights succeeds national standards in

average income, health insurance, and poverty percentage. However, this affluence does not apply to all of our community. IN my

project I use public 202 cencus data to find this divide. I also investigate the history of shaker heights to understand why this has

happened.

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Why explore inequalities of Shaker Heights?

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