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Into the Unknown
The halls grow quiet, the lights turn low I pack my dreams and let the rest go My friends move on, our roads divide, I wave goodbye, but it hurts inside My home still signs the songs I know But now it's time, for me to go The future waits, so strange and wide I take a big step with fear as my guide And though the path is dark and unshown, I will find my way into the unknown
Oct 301 min read


Boys’ Basketball: The Hawks Stand Tall
The second day of AASB brought two tough matchups for the Hawks, who faced both the TBSRJ Falcons and the Graded Eagles. With only seven players and several starters missing, the boys knew this challenge would be unlike any other. EABH Hawks vs. TBSRJ Falcons The first game of the day was against the British School of Rio de Janeiro. The Falcons, known for their strong defense and quick plays, opened the scoreboard early, reaching 10–0 before the Hawks found their rhythm. It
Oct 292 min read


EABH’s Halloween: One of the Most Acclaimed Events EABH Hosts Yearly
Every year, EABH hosts a Halloween Party in which Parents, Students, and Guests are invited to attend. In order for such to attend, they must secure their tickets, which are commonly sold through a platform called Sympla. However, EABH always announces clearly how you can attain your tickets through announcements in Google Classroom, Instagram posts, announcements on WhatsApp groups, and even Wednesday What. And this year it couldn't be any different. Every significant inform
Oct 292 min read


The Louvre Heist: A Crime Against History ―How a seven minute robbery shocked France as it took a piece of its past―
The recent robbery at the Louvre Museum in Paris could easily be mistaken for a movie scene, but unfortunately, it is real. In just seven minutes, a group of thieves broke into the Louvre, the most famous museum in the world, and stole eight priceless pieces of jewelry that once belonged to French royalty. They used a truck-mounted ladder, cut through a window with power tools, and escaped on scooters. It sounds hard to believe that such an important cultural spot could be r
Oct 282 min read


Is “The Life of a Show Girl” Taylor Swift's Downfall?
Taylor Swift is a well-known international popstar with an outstanding and lasting career that conquered many fans around the globe. She is best known for her lyricism, and according to her fans, she is a lyrical genius, often praised for music's storytelling and emotional depth. As one of the best-selling musicians of all time, Taylor Swift inevitably faces criticism, something she has experienced since her debut album in 2006. . Taylor Swift has been in the industry for 19
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In a world without FOMO, would we be happier, or unadventurous?
How many times have you gone to an event which you really did not want to attend, just so that you would not miss out on something? We have all done this at least once in our lives, and this is due to one simple term called FOMO, or fear of missing out. FOMO is described as a feeling of anxiety caused by the thought of others living better experiences than you, or without you. This feeling is closely tied and worsened by social media, as it allows people to see what others ar
Oct 274 min read


Brazil is back and the UFC is not ready for it
MMA is a rapidly growing sport in 2025, and the biggest organization of this sport is the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). Throughout all of its history, Brazilians achieved a winning record with various champions and ranked fighters. Amongst them are Charles (Du Bronx) Oliveira, Alex (Poatan) Pereira, Alexandre (The Cannibal) Pantoja, and Johnny Walker. Although the sport’s popularity was rising on the global stage, the performances of Brazilian fighters had been disap
Oct 272 min read


What's Really in Your Drink? Brazil's Methanol Poisoning Outbreak Explained
Recently, there have been multiple reported cases in Brazil of people intoxicated by a substance called methanol after ingesting alcoholic beverages. However, the question that lingers is: What is actually happening with the drinks we are so used to consuming? To fully grasp the situation, we have to understand what is causing people to face these health issues. The primary ingredient found in alcoholic beverages is ethanol, which sources the effects of alcohol consumption.
Oct 272 min read


Do modern movies and shows represent teenagers realistically?
The teenagers shown in Hollywood are far from realistic. They’re played by adults, written by adults, and designed for adults to watch. Although some of the most popular TV shows are about teenagers, they still aren't accurately portrayed. Shows like Outerbanks , Gossip Girl , or The Summer I Turned Pretty are extremely popular, appealing to both adult and teenage audiences, but they misrepresent teenagers. The widespread lack of representation leads to stereotypes and insec
Oct 272 min read


Why Growing Up Feels Like Growing Apart
Throughout the course of a lifetime, people grow, develop maturity, and connect with many types of people. However, in the process of growing up, cycles end, leaving behind memories and people. Unfortunately, this makes the process even harder and often leaves us feeling guilty and lost, since letting go also means saying goodbye to special people . Some argue this is part of the process of growing toward a better life, and in my opinion, they couldn't be more right. Growing
Oct 273 min read


Stop Saying ‘It's Fine’ When It Isn't
From a young age, many are taught that accepting uncomfortable situations is a way to be polite. But there's a crucial issue that often goes unnoticed: people are mistaking politeness for people-pleasing. True manners are rooted in respect, both for others and for ourselves. When passivity crosses the line into self-neglect, it opens doors for greater damage. Suppressing true feelings isn't harmless politeness; it's a way to gradually weaken our sense of identity. In some ca
Oct 272 min read


The pressure to be perfect: When good enough feels like failure
In today's world, people feel like they should go through life flawlessly. Throughout sports, grades, social media and life choices, “good”, “great” or “good enough" are seen as “not enough”. Everyone around us tries to show their best parts, their wins, highlights, and achievements, while the real question that goes through their heads is: “If when everyone tries to stand out, no one stands out, how do I somehow stand out more than everybody else?” People, especially studen
Oct 273 min read


Vale Tudo: A Classic Returns Stronger Than Ever
More than thirty years later, Vale Tudo is back, and it feels like Brazilians have traveled back in time. The remake of the telenovela, aired by Globo since March of 2025, has been captivating both those who watched the original version and those who are discovering it for the first time. It is intriguing, but also remarkable, that a story created in 1988 remains so relevant in 2025. It makes us wonder: Why does a plot about power, ambition, and morality still hold our atten
Oct 272 min read


5 Mind-Blowing Facts About the Human Body
Throughout the years, you’ve probably heard that the human body is fascinating. I’d argue that “fascinating” doesn’t do it justice. What’s most curious is that we don’t usually realize what’s going on beneath the surface, including the tiny systems, the strength, and the bizarre details that make us who we are. So, let’s take a moment to dive into five facts about the human body that’ll straight up blow your mind. Your ears (and nose) never stop growing. Your ears get bigger
Oct 272 min read


The History Behind the Destruction
It is not new information that Israel and the Palestinian people have been in conflict, as their war has been going on for more than a century. The real question is, why? Why do they have all these violent conflicts? There have been a series of wars between Israel and Arab nations, with uprisings against Israeli occupations and crackdowns by Israel also taking place. These wars are based on disputes over land, borders, and rights. Before 1948, Britain took control of an are
Oct 275 min read


AASB Tournament Day One: A New Era Begins
October 26 2025 marked the beginning of a new chapter in American schools in Brazil. The first-ever AASB National Tournament, uniting eight schools from both the ISSL and Big 8 leagues. Unlike previous years, there will be no separate ISSL or Big 8 champions advancing to nationals, this time, all schools compete for one ultimate national title. This year’s format also brings change. Instead of the traditional five-day ISSL setup, the tournament is split into two halves: Firs
Oct 273 min read


All Nobel Prize 2025 Winners
The Nobel Prize announcements for this year started on Monday, October 6th, with the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine award. Nobel announcements continued with the physics prize on Tuesday, the chemistry prize on Wednesday, and were followed by the literature prize on Thursday. The Nobel Peace Prize was also announced on Friday, followed by the announcement of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences on October 13th. Category Winners Research area Physiology or Med
Oct 272 min read


Brazil has one of the best volleyball teams in the world.
The Brazilian women’s volleyball team has built a legacy of excellence, dedication, and passion through the commitment of its players....
Sep 291 min read


How AI Is Reshaping Industries Undeniably Fast
Ten years ago, artificial intelligence didn't exist. Nowadays, it is a core part of our society as a whole. So much so that many...
Sep 292 min read
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