It’s debate. It’s international affairs. It’s solving modern issues through research, collaboration, and a strong resolve to enact change. It’s Model UN. I recently had the pleasure of attending my first Model UN conference, where I won Best Delegate on the Commission of Science and Technology for Development.
Relay for Life is an event in collaboration with the Canadian Cancer Society where schools from across the nation come together as a community to raise money and awareness for those impacted by cancer. Last year, on the 16th year that Newmarket High School had been partaking in Relay for Life, we reached our million dollar milestone. I relay because when we come together as a society, we are bigger than cancer.
The Art-A-Thon is a fundraiser where students pledge to create murals on school walls for 12 hours straight in order to promote inclusivity and an arts awareness throughout the school. With our design for the event, we hoped to promote the message that life is a wondrous thing, and that science plays an integral part in allowing one to truly experience life.
As the sun sets in the first hour of evening, it bathes the clearing in an orange glow. Somewhere in the distance, the birds are humming and the chipmunks are chattering away. The trees stand at the edges like mighty guardians, their flowers glimmering in peak bloom. It is the perfect place to have a picnic, or to have a tranquil nap. And there you are, standing right in the midst of it. Right there, to take in the sweet scents and the warmth on your back. But you feel cold.
A bowl of fruit is one of the most common occurrences when it comes to shading. I decided that for my art piece, I would mix it up a little.
Today I’m going to share with you my video that I submitted for this challenge. It explains the concept of Cosmological Redshift, a phenomenon that proves the universe is still expanding.
2020 has been a different year full of plenty of hardships. Hopefully, 2021 will be a much better year than this one, and will act as our light at the end of our tunnel. This is what I have represented in my art piece. I drew in colour pencil, a damp, narrow tunnel forming in the darkness, and at the end of it, a bright lantern, our hope for a brighter future. I hope you like it and I wish you all the best for 2021!!
Usually when we think of art, we think of a drawing on paper, made with traditional mediums such as pencil, pen and paint. However, art is MUCH more than that. Artistic creativity can be expressed in many untraditional ways. In this post, I have created a piece of art where nature is my canvas, and instead of using ink, I used interesting items I could find right outside my house.
Electrical Vehicles Series (Part 1)
When we open our eyes in the morning, we see a flash of light. It’s the sun rays streaming through our windows. But as the day progresses, the sun slowly fades away, and by the time it’s evening, the sky is almost completely gray. But there is still light. There is still something to brighten our lives so that we don’t have to dwell in darkness.
For my 50th blog post, I am very excited to announce the release of my first book, which I have co-written with my sister Kareena! “Quantum Entanglement – A Scientific Breakthrough” written by Ishita Jain & Kareena Jain is available for purchase on Kindle as an e-book. We are running a two-day promotion for you…
