The Synergy Project Magazine - August 2020

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CONTENTSEducational0407101215Thinking Like Shakespeare: Gaps in American EducationIt is Time for The College Board’s Reign Over American Education to EndOnline AP Exams During QuarantineThe 20th Century’s Black Death: EbolaWhy is STEM Important?Political162022A Chilling Exposé on the Silent Despair of the Rohingya MuslimsThis is a Call for Police AccountabilityThe Survival of Hope: The Story of the Lost Boys of SudanSocial2634Pets During the PandemicPyramid Schemes Versus MLM02
Entertainment3840454648Hamilton Releases on Disney PlusBlinding Lights: A MemoirMovie Review: The Hunger GamesHow a Movie Can Terminate A FranchiseThe Hate U Give and its Relationship to Race: Book ReviewA NOTE FROMTHE TEAMWooden doors click shut. The wind rustles, the idle chatter that is common this time of the yearsignificantly diminished. The global pandemic affects us all differently, but the resulting quarantine has onewidespread effect: a reduction in social interaction.These days, a single ding of a cellphone might be the most you hear from a friend. But it’s not enough.As humans, we feel a need to express ourselves, through creativity and communication, and to connectwith others. The current world has seen a rise of attention in not just global issues, but human issues,such as race as problems like police brutality become increasingly more prevalent. Social movements gaintraction with a new generation of leaders who see a myriad of problems and refuse to be silenced. We wantto debate and argue, to protest and advocate, to see change.The Synergy Project began with students hundreds of miles apart who connected through the internet,and it grew with a mission crucial to the current youth: to become a global platform for students to create,connect and collaborate.I am delighted to introduce The Synergy Project’s first magazine: an issue created with the goal ofconnecting despite quarantine’s efforts to tear us apart and expressing ourselves during a time many find itdifficult to do so.--Avani Guduri, on behalf of the entire team03
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