By Ryan Strong If I had to sum up this review in one sentence, it would be this: Stanley Kubrick is a genius. Full stop. Even 50 years after its release, 2001: A Space Odyssey is still as revolutionary as … Continue reading REVIEW: 2001: A Space Odyssey
By Colin Jun A new start is one of the most challenging parts of our lives but also one of the most critical. As an international community, SASPD always had to face a farewell to beloved friends, teachers and staff. As another school year begins, SASPD faces another goodbye. Eight teachers departed from our school this year and are starting new journeys. Pudong Press conducted interviews with the departing teachers to listen to their stories and experiences at SASPD. Coach George Carpouzis Coach George has been with the SASPD community for nine years as the director of the swimming team. … Continue reading Farewell to Leaving Teachers
By Ryan Strong Though the title seems to suggest that this book would be a conservative polemic against those on the left, it is in fact anything but. This book, in fact, is a sweeping critique of modern political theory … Continue reading REVIEW: Why Liberalism Failed by Patrick Deneen
Chinese propaganda regularly cites America as a hotspot for gun violence. In this case, Chinese propaganda isn’t wrong: there have been 154 mass shootings in America since the start of 2018. While the Chinese government does not release official gun … Continue reading What America can learn about gun control from Chinese propaganda