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Exposed: Corona Virus Myths

Apr 3, 2020 Leave a comment

In 2020, with a multitude of social media usage and interaction, the internet plays a vital role in today’s world. This cyberspace we have contains platforms where we can hear and voice out our own opinions. Yet recently, millions of people, from celebrities to government officials, have shared their feelings on a disease that has […]

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On Freedom of Speech: It’s Free Real Estate

Mar 6, 2020 1 Comment 1

In line with CNN’s Freedom Project, middle and high school students have been coming up with their own definitions of “freedom”. As a student-led publication, Dragon’s Print decided to join in with our take on what freedom means to us—that is, how we utilize the power and privilege of speech to maintain transparency and catalyze change.

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Let’s TOK About TOK: Insights from a Year 2 IBDP Student

Nov 8, 2019 20 Comments 5

What is TOK, really? Just a mention of this acronym is enough to make many IBDP students’ stress levels spike, but its purpose is still relatively obscure to those who don’t take the DP. Axelle M. demystifies TOK and tells us why it gets such a bad rap, but also why we shouldn’t fear it.

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How Exposure to Different Cultures Changes Us (+ CIS International Tunes)

Oct 18, 2019 Leave a comment 1

Dragon’s Print is celebrating diversity at CIS with an article on how we are changed by our interactions with different cultures. Together with the write-up is a playlist of songs recommended by over 80 CIS students and staff. With 98 songs from 19 countries and a total of 6 hours and 4 minutes of music, you’ll surely find a tune that resonates with you!

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Japanese Friday: Traditional Games

Oct 18, 2019 Leave a comment 1

Japan is known for creating some of the best games of the modern era: Super Mario Brothers, The Legend of Zelda, Pac-man, and Space Invaders. However, Japan’s gaming scene started long before the advent of video games. Today, we’ll be taking a dive into a couple of Japan’s other beloved games and how you can play them.

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Korean Thursday: K-pop Sweeps the World

Oct 17, 2019 1 Comment 1

South Korea is known for various things such as kimchi, electronics, and K-dramas, but one of the hottest and most influential ones right now is K-pop, a musical phenomenon that has captivated the world. This article breaks down the history of K-pop, past and current K-pop groups, and how K-pop transforms the world as we know it.

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Mandarin Wednesday: Interesting Words and Phrases

Oct 16, 2019 Leave a comment

One of the more entertaining parts of learning a new language is discovering cool words and phrases. Here are ten interesting expressions from the Chinese language, from compliments to Japanese loanwords.

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Spanish Tuesday: “La Leyenda del Coco”

Oct 15, 2019 3 Comments

Do you hunger for horror? Read about the vicious El Coco, a mythological being that preys on children and eats them whole if they don’t stop misbehaving.

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Cebuano Monday: “Why Chickens Scratch The Ground”

Oct 12, 2019 2 Comments

Cebuano folklore is replete with tales and legends about the creation, heroism, moral conflict, and the triumph of good over evil. One of the oft-told tales is a favorite local fable that attempts to explain why chickens scratch the ground -- with Cebuano and English translations.

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