Duc An Tom, Grade 11

May 28, 2026 • No Comments

Some say that America is the land of opportunity. Some say that dream has long been fading. So how much does the H1B visa truly matter for international students chasing the American dream? Much more than...

Thomas Hughes, Grade 12

May 28, 2026 • No Comments

In the indie gaming sphere, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a video game that has maintained more consistent hype than Toby Fox’s Deltarune. Billed as a successor (though not necessarily a sequel)...

Thomas Hughes, Grade 12

May 17, 2026 • No Comments

Longtime readers of the Flame (as in whoever was reading back in 2024) may recall my two-part dive into the history of video game movie adaptations. As fun as it would be to do a Part 3 following up...

Sam Bui, Grade 11

September 28, 2025 • No Comments

When you think about a thriller film, what usually comes to mind? High-speed car chases, ticking time bombs, or maybe a damsel in distress waiting to be rescued?    For a change, put yourself into Kinji Fukasaku’s 2000 Thriller “Battle Royale” world, where you and your high school classmates are forced to fight to the death on a remote...

Liz Park, Grade 10

May 28, 2026 • No Comments

When athletes get injured, many think it’s the end of their season. But in reality, it can be the beginning of a comeback. Rehabilitation doesn’t just help athletes heal. It helps them perform better than ever. As one student athlete said,...

Tazca Levitt, Writer

February 10, 2021 • No Comments

Education systems and techniques have faced criticism and reform in cycles for centuries. New concepts such as student-teacher feedback models have helped educators get...