OPINION

By Markandeya Karthik

Thanos snapped his fingers while using the Infinity Gauntlet during the Infinity War and caused the extermination of half of all life in the universe. Was this sound economic policy?

By Lynette Chan

There are a wide range of reasons as to why we listen to music, including focusing on a task.

By Jasper Lau

Former RCHK students and parents view whether boarding school in the UK is worth it.

By Markandeya Karthik

The government have been trying to increase accessibility to education, but do these efforts lead to results?

By Hon Sum Yip

From November 22 to November 26, Year 12 students got the chance to participate in various activities around Hong Kong as a part of CAS Week.

By Lynette Chan

Sanitary pads are required by around half of the RCHK students in secondary, but the school still hasn’t provided any. Why not?

By Markandeys Karthik

When the pandemic hit the world, schools had to transition to online learning. The economic implications from the compromise may not be obvious, but massive.

By Wisley Lau

Clickbait is all across the world, from fake websites to youtube videos which have fake titles to gain viewers. While sometimes hard to spot, everyone should be aware of the possibility of clickbait and misinformation.

By Ennan Qiu

Some teachers are throwing away school money and squandering the world’s carbon budget.

By Izen Kwan

The reopening of the canteen beckons rejoice, but there’s an elephant in the room: the pandemic isn’t over.

By Jasper Lau

Student productivity is promoting hustle culture and workaholism. What can you do to prevent falling into the productivity trap?

By Abbie Wong

May Day may be the most significant day of the year.

A 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey showed that 57.8% of grade 6-8 students and 72.7% of grade 9-12 students did not get their prescribed number of sleeping hours. This could be for a variety of reasons.