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Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief

Ayman Sharieff is a Senior at Patriot in his second year at Journalism. He currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief and helps to manage the News Section at the Charge. Technically skilled in all things computers, outside of Journalism, you can probably find him tinkering with a laptop, developing a new coding project, or playing the newest physics game.

 

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American and Chinese cultures seem to be neck and neck in terms of their cultural differences and societal expectations. What isn't clear however is why there's such a stark difference in what American and Chinese children want to be when they grow up. While culture does play a role the true answer is much more significant and nuanced.

American vs. Chinese Ambition In Youth

Ayman Sharieff, Editor-in-Chief
May 16, 2024

TikTok vs. Douyin, Americans vs. Chinese, land of the free vs. the home of the...

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Hollywood would likely have you believe that this is what the typical conspiracy theorist looks like. In reality, people who believe in such theories are often normal folks who look just like you and me, yet hold a profoundly different view of the world around us.

The Psychology Behind Conspiracy Theories

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief
May 2, 2024

Imagine for a moment you live in a world where everything is not as it seems,...

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Nov. 24, 2018—A scene depicting the distribution of cholera prevention kits in one of the villages of Yemen during Dr. Mohanad Motea recent visit during the country's cholera epidemic

What Makes The Yemeni People So Resilient?

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief
Apr 12, 2024

Yemen is a land of riches, ancient cities, and open desert. It’s the country...

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We often forget how much of a role our phones take in our everyday lives. Now, it's time to check out how they really affect us personally.

Beyond the Grades: How Phone Usage Shapes Student’s Lives

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief
Apr 12, 2024

In a previous article of mine, we explored whether phones had a meaningful impact...

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Steamboat Willie Enters Public Domain—What Does It Mean For Us?

Steamboat Willie Enters Public Domain—What Does It Mean For Us?

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief
Feb 15, 2024

As the clock struck midnight on Jan. 1, 2024 an iconic Disney character was...

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A log of Ayman Sharieff's sleep in a night

Revenge Bedtime Procrastination – The Effects of Sleep Deprivations

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor-in-Chief
Jan 21, 2024

  Revenge Bedtime Procrastination. It’s a term you’ve likely never...

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The Model Y is by far one of Tesla's most popular vehicles, but to what degree does this electric SUV, and many others like it, really help us to achieve our climate change and net zero carbon emission goals.

Are Electric Cars Really as Clean as We Think They Are?

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor
Jan 1, 2024

"The answer to that question is no, they aren’t as clean as we think,...

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The iPhone 15 is the pinnacle of Apple's ingenuity, but with each successive iteration, there is less and less of a distinguishable difference between each new handset. It's evident that Apple's strategy extends beyond hardware innovation, but it also raises concerns about consumer choices as rivals often resort to imitation to cut costs.

Apple-ification: iOS’s Influence Beyond Apple (and How It’s Hurting Consumers)

Ayman Sharieff, News Editor
Oct 31, 2023

IPhone. The “i” moniker has been with us practically since the dawn of modern...

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The battery is probably among humanity's greatest inventions, but it could also very well be our undoing. Battery production isn't 100% sustainable and often comes at the expense of human life. Keep reading to find out more about where our batteries really come from. - Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash

Part 2: Unearthing the Dark Side of Cobalt Mining

Ayman Sharieff, Reporter
Jul 17, 2023

The Story of Our Batteries The rechargeable battery has become a staple of...

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Batteries are found in devices we use every day and have a profound impact on our livelihood. Unfortunately, many of these devices are tainted with the stain of unethically mined cobalt used in the manufacturing of their batteries. Tier 1 battery material suppliers often take little to no regard for the ethical status of sourcing plants, ultimately leading to us, and our devices, having to bear a heavy ethical burden.

Unearthing the Dark Side of Cobalt Mining

Ayman Sharieff, Reporter
Jul 14, 2023

  Our world is dominated by rechargeable batteries. From charging our...

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Man hidden in the shadows scrolls the depths of social media.

Are Phones Really as Bad as They’re Made Out to Be?

Ayman Sharieff, Reporter
Jan 15, 2023

"But Mom! Everyone in my class has one, why can't I get a phone?" Like...

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