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Watching “Ainda Estou Aqui” Through Foreign Eyes: A Film that Revives Brazil’s Painful History
The film “Ainda Estou Aqui,” directed by Walter Salles and released in 2024, has sparked significant discussions about Brazil’s military dictatorship during the 1970s. The film tells the story of Eunice Paiva, played by Fernanda Torres, as she confronts the disappearance of her husband, Rubens Paiva, during the years of repression. Based on the memoirs of their son, Marcelo Rubens Paiva, the film highlights Eunice’s persistent pursuit of justice and the truth. Rubens Paiva T
Mar 19, 20254 min read


Why Do Some Songs Feel Like They Were Written for Us?
Have you ever felt that you had a feeling that was easier to understand and explain throughout music? Sometimes a song can translate exactly how we feel, as if the artist had read our mind. This happens with several different songs, but it is all due to their unique way of capturing emotions, making personal situations feel more universal, as if many other people were feeling the same thing. There are several reasons why you feel like you deeply connect with the music, one o
Mar 19, 20253 min read
Why More Americans Should Learn a Second Language—And What They’re Missing Out On
Did you know that only 21.6% of Americans can speak another language? In comparison, countries like Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Sweden have some of the highest multilingualism rates, with over 80% of the population speaking at least one foreign language. The U.S. unfortunately lags behind other countries in bilingual education, even though speaking multiple languages improves cognitive skills and cultural awareness. As an American student living in Brazil and sp
Mar 19, 20252 min read
What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?
Ever since I was a kid, my parents asked me: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” To this day, I still haven’t figured out what that means, I know my strengths and flaws, but can’t answer the question. Not knowing my passions or possible professions, That would come with future interactions. It’s hard to understand how to find the right path to follow. When I feel like I'm falling into a hollow. But it’s okay not to know, Because no matter where you go, There’s always a
Mar 19, 20251 min read


Opinion: Is the Digital World Shaping False Expectations of Life?
Currently, our world is shaped by an unrealistic lifestyle that is created by ourselves. We all post our best moments on social media, but what about those where we are at our lowest? Do you actually believe that influencers' lives are as perfect as they seem? Ask yourself, is your life what you post on social media? The answer is no. We are all setting these false expectations that none of us can achieve… Because, how can we achieve something that doesn't exist? Take influ
Mar 19, 20252 min read
Letter From the Editors - 4th Issue
Dear Reader, It’s our pleasure to present The Daily Hawk’s 4th Issue. This time, our journalists faced a challenge like never before....
Feb 10, 20251 min read


João Who?
The Beginning João Fonseca; just a four year old that was introduced to the sport of tennis at a very young age, living in Rio de Janeiro, playing in a Country Club right next to his house. Before becoming the professional player he is today, Fonseca was just a normal boy who was born August 21, in 2006, making him only eighteen years old in 2025. The son of Roberta and the CEO and co-founder of the IP Capital Partners, Cristiano Fonseca. The little boy, at a very young age h
Feb 10, 20253 min read


Hidden Gems: Underrated travel spots rising into the public's eyes
In the modern world of 2025, people's perspective of vacation time has changed drastically. Instead of seeking giant tourist destinations with popular monuments, people tend to discover unpopular, peaceful cities, and beaches. This desire is a growing change for most people's travel choices, outlining the needs of tranquillity, avoidance of hustle and overcrowded places which is normally what they experience on a everyday basis. With the popularity of social media, many hidde
Feb 10, 20254 min read


What Type of Student Are You?
Every class has its mix of personalities, there is always one who's always ahead of the game and the one who barely remembers there was homework but somehow manages to pass all exams and classes. Some other students focus more on academics and others balance school with sports, social life,e or creative projects. If you ever wonder what kind of student you are, this list might help you. If you are still unsure if you are that kind of student, make sure to do this quiz , my fr
Feb 10, 20256 min read


The Los Angeles Fires: A Devastating Tragedy that Silenced the City of Hollywood
The recent wildfires that broke out in the state of California, caused majorly by arson and power lines, have affected thousands of people from various groups. Over 80,000 individuals have been displaced due to the fires, with at least 24 lives lost, and 10,000 structures, including homes, businesses, and public buildings consumed by the fire. Thousands of homes have been destroyed, particularly in wealthy areas like the Pacific Palisades and diverse neighborhoods such as Alt
Feb 10, 20253 min read


How does one of the world's best teacher hate one of the world's best holidays?
https://archive.junkee.com/a-list-of-reasons-why-i-simply-dont-like-christmas/139198 Christmas—One the world’s most famous, loved, and cherished holidays. A time of the year where many families get together to celebrate Jesus' birth. Although the majority of the world's population celebrates Christmas, not everybody does. One example is Ms. Tamara, a former EABH teacher. She believes that Christmas has lost its meaning, given that people use it as an excuse to be nice, whe
Dec 9, 20242 min read


Holiday Celebrations Across the Globe: Traditions You've Never Heard Of
(Creepy Bonfire) Do you think you know how different parts of the world celebrate the holidays? From carrying a horse skull in Wales to eating Kentucky Fried Chicken in Japan, your Christmas tree might seem a little ordinary. In Central Europe, the incentive for children to behave well is the fear of a devil-like creature bringing them to hell, while in India, the end of the year is celebrated with a festival full of lights. Kentucky Fried Chicken, Japan (Korn Vitthayanukaru
Dec 9, 20244 min read
Opinion: The Challenges of Being an Outspoken Woman in Male-Dominated Fields
In 2024, women continue to face challenges when it comes to having their voices heard in male-dominated fields. The ones who are assertive and direct, are often considered bossy, while men who exhibit the same behavior are deemed strong leaders. Specifically in the workplace, it is prevalent for outspoken women to be put down by men when they speak their minds. According to the Pew Research Center, women in majority- male workplaces report higher rates of gender discriminatio
Dec 9, 20243 min read


Opinion: The Top 5 Christmas Movies of All Time
Everyone loves the Christmas spirit, and one of the best ways to reinforce it is by watching some Christmas movies with family and friends, passing time together, and enjoying each other's company, which is what the Christmas Spirit is all about. There are some great movies gathering the spirit of Christmas, but in this article, we will only suggest five that are perfect to watch with our loved ones. Home Alone Home Alone was characterized as the most-watched Christmas movie
Dec 9, 20244 min read


Are Cellphones an Appropriate Gift for Kids on Holidays, or a Risky Choice?
As the holiday season approaches, kids begin to make their Christmas letters and wish lists for their presents. As we can imagine, most kids today are very interested in electronics and online entertainment, which leads to them identifying Christmas as an opportunity to renew their “storage” of new entertainment for the year. This comes from the idea that “Santa” will give them whatever they want, or at least, that is what they think will happen. However, with most parents be
Dec 9, 20243 min read


The High Cost of Holiday Cheer
As the Christmas holidays approach, most look forward to the festive gatherings and family meals, but many prioritize gifts. However, all the gift giving comes with a hefty price tag, especially with the growing trend of holiday consumerism, with people being encouraged to spend more and more by the advertisements, sales, and promotions. While gift-giving is a common and wonderful tradition, the pressure to buy excessively, which can often overshadow the true meaning of the
Dec 9, 20242 min read
Letter From the Editor 2nd Issue
Dear Readers, It is with great pleasure that I announce The Daily Hawk’s second issue for this term. It covers a great variety of...
Nov 6, 20241 min read


Brazil Elections in the Southeast Region: Polarizing or United?
The mayor and councilor elections took place yesterday on the 6th of October, and the results quickly came in, bringing heated...
Nov 6, 20244 min read


‘Shogun’ Shatters Records with 18 Emmy Wins, Making History
Harrison, Frazer. Getty Images, 15 Sep. 2024, Tommy Bastow, Yoriko Douguchi, Moeka Hoshi, Hiroto Kanai, Takehiro... Foto jornalística - Getty Images FX’s Japanese series ‘Shogun,’ produced by and starring Hiroyuki Sanada, won a record number of prizes at the 76th Emmy Awards in the US, on September 15th, including Outstanding Drama Series, Lead Actor, and Lead Actress. The series made history with 18 awards, the most ever won by a single show in one year. A remarkable achieve
Nov 6, 20244 min read


The Futsal World Cup: Have You Ever Heard of It?
https://ge.globo.com/futsal/noticia/2023/06/23/uzbequistao-e-sede-da-copa-do-mundo-de-futsal-de-2024.ghtml Everyone has heard about the...
Nov 6, 20242 min read
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