A Transformative Time in History - Gupta-Rastogi, Arhaan
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This book reflects the perspectives of a high school student on a wide range of contemporary topics from politics to science during one of the most transformative periods in modern history. The articles were first written while Arhaan was in middle school starting in 2018. He continued writing through the Covid and election transitions, and through his high school years in 2022. These essays are a way of using his voice to express opinions that others feel but may not always express. All proceeds from this book will be given to two causes. One, the Ronald McDonald House, an organization that…mehr

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This book reflects the perspectives of a high school student on a wide range of contemporary topics from politics to science during one of the most transformative periods in modern history. The articles were first written while Arhaan was in middle school starting in 2018. He continued writing through the Covid and election transitions, and through his high school years in 2022. These essays are a way of using his voice to express opinions that others feel but may not always express. All proceeds from this book will be given to two causes. One, the Ronald McDonald House, an organization that supports children's families during a child's medical crisis. Second, the National Digital Inclusion Alliance (NDIA), whose mission is to achieve equity in digital access by supporting programs and equipping policy makers to act.
Autorenporträt
Arhaan Gupta-Rastogi is currently a junior in high school studying a wide range of topics with a focus on computer science and the natural sciences. Outside of school he is a researcher at the Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging at Harvard University doing computational data analysis. He co-authored a scholarly paper on the history of blood transfusions as a research intern at Stanford University and serves as a managing editor of his school newspaper.