Megan Zhang, Staff Writer
Megan is a senior who joined tjToday in her freshman year. She enjoys writing entertainment articles on books and music and learning interesting things about the people she interviews. In her free time, Megan likes to write, listen to music, and watch Asian television dramas.
![“Castle in Their Bones” is the first book of Laura Sebastian’s second series after the Ash Princess Trilogy. She describes “Castle in Their Bones” as having “a ton of romance, complicated relationships between friends (and in this case sisters), a fun magic system, little nods to real world royal history, and as many twists and turns as [she] could fit in 528 pages.”](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/castleintheirbonesarticleimg-900x600.png)
![The TV show “Shark Tank” helped inspire the founders of Commas Club. In fact, they have even incorporated it into one of their big club events. “Obviously, we [the founders] are all big fans of “Shark Tank”, and we realized that's a good way we can help people who've already built out their pitch over the past couple of years, at TJ or before we're even outside of school,” senior Arul Nigam said. “They could bring their pitches and it'll be a fun event for everyone. Not only is it good for practicing your pitches, which are important, but it can also help us discern which ideas the TJ community can get to work on and can best spend their effort.”](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/pasted-image-0-6.png)
![Freshman Nicholas Artiedamarin practices around with a soccer ball. Soccer is a sport that relies heavily on teamwork and coordination, a characteristic that makes it enjoyable to many players. “I feel like it’s [soccer] a fun sport,” freshman Rachit Ravali said, “and it’s interesting to play. You need to be able to work as a team player.”](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_9940-900x600.jpg)
![Social Studies teacher Mr. Sacks goes over the curriculum in the America and the World Since 1989 semester course and 20th Century World semester course. The Curriculum Fair is helpful to students who are still looking to complete their required history credit. “I initially went to Inquiry Into Ideas [a philosophy course] looking for a social studies elective to fill part of my fourth credit, but I actually had no idea that the class was that interesting,” freshman Jessica Chung said.](https://www.tjtoday.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Final-1-900x634.jpg)
