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Eric Fang

Eric Fang, Winged Post Editor in Chief

Eric Fang (12) is the co-editor in chief of the Winged Post. This is his fourth year in Harker Journalism, and he hopes to hone his skills as both a writer and journalist in the near future. He wrestles and throws shot-put and discus for track and field. In his free time, he likes to read the news, play video games and listen to music.
All content by Eric Fang

Global headlines (Volume 19, Issue 7)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
May 7, 2018
Jadan McDermott (12) and Jalen Clark (12) pull Kaitlyn Nguyen (12) across the gym during the drag race competition. "It felt like I was flying. Even when I was being dragged across the entire length of the gym, I was having a blast, and I definitely don't regret doing it," Kaitlyn said.

Upper school community celebrates Spirit Week

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
May 4, 2018

Global headlines (Volume 19, Issue 6)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
March 29, 2018

Global headlines (Volume 19, Issue 5)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
March 8, 2018
Dr. Prathap Reddy, the chairman and founder of Apollo Hospitals, a large chain of private hospitals operating in India, believes the new healthcare system will be the largest change to Indian healthcare in decades. The Indian government recently announced their plan to expand healthcare coverage to 500 million more Indians.

India announces to expand new healthcare system

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
March 8, 2018

Global headlines (Issue 4)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
February 6, 2018
The growing divide forming between Israelis and Palestinians is leading to violence and protests. President Trump declared Jerusalem Israel's capital and made a decision to move the American embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem late last year.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: When will it end?

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
February 6, 2018

Global headlines (Issue 3)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
November 16, 2017
A man waves a Kurdish flag at a pro-Kurdistan independence rally shortly after the referendum in the city of Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan region of Iraq. More than 92 percent of the three million voters opted for independence.

Kurds face difficult path to independence

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
November 16, 2017
Anthony Meissner (11) raises his chosen pumpkin into the air during today's school meeting. Pumpkins for this Friday's pumpkin carving contest were chosen by representatives from each grade level in order of seniority.

School meeting recap 10/23

by Anvi Banga, Aquila Asst. News Editor
October 23, 2017
A basketball court is shown littered with trees after Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico. After a month following the hurricane, the area still remains in devastating conditions.

Equity Beat: Puerto Rico a month after Hurricane Maria

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
October 23, 2017
Batteries: The dangers and how to prevent them

Batteries: The dangers and how to prevent them

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
October 14, 2017
The sun shines dimly over the upper school campus' loading zone in the late afternoon. The air in the Bay Area has been impacted by fires in Sonoma.

Varsity football game cancelled due to air pollution

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
October 13, 2017
Indigenous tribesmen of Brazil took to the streets of Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, in 2014 to protest against legislation that they feared would reduce indigenous ancestral land reservations. Ten indigenous tribesmen were said to have been murdered last month by gold miners in Brazil.

Alleged genocide of indigenous people committed by miners

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
October 12, 2017

Headlines around the world (Issue 2)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
October 12, 2017
Larsen and Main, along with Director of Upper School Clubs Eric Kallbrier and competition buzzers Matt Kennedy (12) and Wynter Chaverst (11), jam out to Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles." Main correctly named three songs, while Larsen correctly named one song in today's match of "Name That Tune."

School meeting recap 9/27

by Anvi Banga, Winged Post Copy Editor
September 27, 2017
Senior Edgar Lin catches the ball while avoiding a Monta Vista player. The varsity boys’ water polo team won 14-6.

Varsity boys’ water polo beats Monta Vista at home

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
September 21, 2017
Dialectic: Confederate Monuments

Dialectic: Confederate Monuments

by Eric Fang and Krishna Bheda
September 20, 2017
Leon Lu (11) prepares to throw the ball to his teammate. The boys’ team beat Lynbrook 9-8 in their second home game of the season.

Boys’ varsity water polo wins close match against Lynbrook

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Global Editor
September 14, 2017
Eclipse tents at an eclipse event in Oregon. Residents and visitors allike gathered to see a total eclipse.

Solar eclipse sweeps across America

by Tiffany Wong, Aquila News Editor
September 7, 2017
Doklam standoff

Headlines from around the world (Issue 1)

by Eric Fang, Winged Post Asst. News Editor
September 6, 2017
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