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December 21, 2024

SHIZHENG TIE

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After transferring into Hopkins and spending three semesters online, Tie acknowledges her unorthodox route to graduation.

Saying goodbye to Hopkins after two years

By SHIZHENG TIE | May 27, 2021

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Tie examines the global impacts of Japan’s decision to dump treated wastewater into the ocean.

Fukushima dumping radioactive wastewater in the Pacific is an easy, but wrong, solution

By SHIZHENG TIE | April 24, 2021

Western media is complicit in perpetuating anti-Asian stereotypes

By SHIZHENG TIE | March 28, 2021

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Taylor Swift explores concepts, such as learning when it’s time to let go, in her most recent albulms.

In a time of hardship, Taylor Swift's two recent albums offer hopeful escapism

By SHIZHENG TIE | February 3, 2021

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As vaccines for COVID-19 begin to roll out, Kasamoto and Abdel-Azim argue for Hopkins to mandate the shot for affiliates while Tie favors voluntary vaccination.

Opposing Viewpoints: Requiring the COVID-19 vaccine is wrong for the Hopkins community

By SHIZHENG TIE | December 15, 2020

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Tie argues that professors can encourage academic honesty during virtual finals by embracing project-based assessments.

Academic integrity at Zoom University: Stricter measures are not the answer

By SHIZHENG TIE | December 13, 2020

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During lockdown, Tie has found a way to escape through nature, among other things.

How Taylor Swift, nature and writing helped me find joy in solitude

By SHIZHENG TIE | November 17, 2020

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Tie won’t feel comfortable returning to the U.S. unless the University outlines comprehensive strategies to assist international students.

Hopkins must take extra steps to support international students during reopening

By SHIZHENG TIE | November 7, 2020

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As wildfires rage on the West Coast, Tie notes that we must remember that Trump isn't the sole culprit of climate change.

Climate change is a battle against no one and everyone

By SHIZHENG TIE | October 16, 2020

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Another Trump appointment to the Supreme Court could bring the end of democracy as we know it.

The Supreme Court isn't safe, and neither is America

By SHIZHENG TIE | September 29, 2020

SHIZHENG TIE

Saying goodbye to Hopkins after two years

Fukushima dumping radioactive wastewater in the Pacific is an easy, but wrong, solution

Western media is complicit in perpetuating anti-Asian stereotypes

In a time of hardship, Taylor Swift's two recent albums offer hopeful escapism

Opposing Viewpoints: Requiring the COVID-19 vaccine is wrong for the Hopkins community

Academic integrity at Zoom University: Stricter measures are not the answer

How Taylor Swift, nature and writing helped me find joy in solitude

Hopkins must take extra steps to support international students during reopening

Climate change is a battle against no one and everyone

The Supreme Court isn't safe, and neither is America

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