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Déjà Vu: Why Does it Feel Like I Have Lived This Before?
Have you ever walked into a room, or been in a situation that you feel you have already experienced? Science calls this sensation Déjà vu, and it might be more common than you think. According to the doctor Drauzio Varella, more than 70% of people have, or will experience Déjà vu at least once in their lives. The term Déjà vu in french means "already seen”, which is science, describes one of the most fascinating mysteries of the human mind, with no one until now knowing exact
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Hanukkah, the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem
This holiday issue could not be complete without the mention of a beautiful event, celebrated by a variety of members of our EABH community: Hanukkah. The word Hanukkah - sometimes spelled Chanukah - means “dedication” in Hebrew. According to the Hebrew calendar, Hanukkah is an eight-day festival celebrated by the Jewish community around November or December. This holiday celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. During the second century BCE, the Sele
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Christmas Traditions In Different Cultures
In the world, many different cultures celebrate the festive season in unison. Different cultures, however, have their own ways of celebrating this holiday. Here are some countries that have unique customs during the holiday season. In Japan, there is a unique yet fun tradition around the end of the year, and that is to eat fried chicken. This began when the American fast-food giant KFC launched a major campaign to enter the Japanese market during the holiday season. It was s
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Test-Optional: Blessing or Curse?
You’ve probably heard about the “test-optional” concept. It’s the idea that colleges no longer require SAT or ACT scores for admission. Recently, a vast majority of Ivy League schools and other institutions have officially dropped their test-optional policies, sparking divided opinions about whether this change promotes fairness or not. While some argue that standardized tests give students from different backgrounds, schools, and countries an equal benchmark to compete on, o
Dec 2, 20253 min read


Yearning for Someone's Presence After They Are Gone Is an Eternal Curse of Loving Too Hard
The unsettling silence of longing for someone isn't just the sound of their absence, but the weight of yearning for a nonexistent future together while shifting realities to one without them. People don't just leave memories behind; they replay them as storylines that will never happen–sentences that will never be spoken, jokes that will never be told, accomplishments that will never be shared–all while getting used to turning the present into the past tense. The voids left b
Dec 2, 20252 min read


How I Miss Childhood
Childhood is great, everything seems successful, All to praise, nothing stressful. No pressure, no doubt, All friends are with you around. Then comes adolescence, Time when no one seems to want your presence. All the nonexistent responsibilities arrive, And all of a sudden you uncontrollably start to spiral. Pressure, chores, and bonds, In adolescence, it all seems to go beyond; Beyond boundaries that were already set, With those who you've already met. Friendships
Dec 2, 20251 min read


Christmas: The holiday that reunites what the year had set apart
According to Britannica, the atheist definition of Christmas is “a secular family holiday observed around late December that focuses on traditions … emphasizing themes of generosity and goodwill.” In other words, it is a time to spread love and compassion. However, what if we mistake this time as an excuse for reuniting,ignoring conflicts, and pretending to care? Every year friends and families get together along decorated houses and exchange gifts, acting like everything is
Dec 2, 20253 min read


More Than Just a Holiday: Black Awareness Day
Recently, in December 2023, a law was ratified, making Black Awareness Day an official Brazilian national holiday. November 20th marks one of the most significant dates in the long lasting and resilient fight against oppression experienced by the black community in Brazil. It is celebrated in honor of Zumbi dos Palmares, the leader of Quilombo dos Palmares , a settlement of free and escaped enslaved people in the northwestern region of the country, during the late 1600’s. Al
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Is AI Making Us Dumber?
Artificial Intelligence has been around since 1956, when it was formally created at the Dartmouth Conference. However, early AI differs from the technology we currently have. Chat GPT, one of the most famous AIs today, was introduced by OpenAI on November 30, 2022. According to the company, the purpose of ChatGPT is to answer users' questions, engage in respectful conversations, generate human-like text, and assist with a wide range of tasks. In theory, this idea was flawles
Dec 2, 20252 min read


COP 30 Officially Begins in Belém on November 10th
COP 30 will be held from November 10 to 21, 2025, in Belém, the capital of Pará. This is the first time Brazil will host a COP, although the idea of the COP was first conceived during Rio-92. The COP is one of the most important conferences that determines the international direction of climate change measures, bringing together national governments, local authorities, businesses, civil society, and experts to build consensus and accelerate action. The Amazon rainforest, oft
Dec 2, 20253 min read


The Origin of Santa Claus
Christmas is a celebration of Jesus Christ’s birthday. If that's the case, how does Santa fit into the narrative? Santa Claus is known for being a symbol of Christmas: a cheerful old man with red clothes that brings gifts to children who’ve behaved well throughout the year. However, he has not always been portrayed as such. The name “Santa” comes from Saint Nicholas, a Greek bishop born 280 AD in the region that is now Turkey. Nicholas came from a wealthy family and rece
Dec 2, 20252 min read


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 30, 20251 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 29, 20252 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 29, 20252 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 28, 20252 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
Oct 27, 20253 min read


Oct 27, 20250 min read


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 27, 20254 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 27, 20252 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 27, 20252 min read
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