All I can think of when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic is how America is shut down. Literally, shut down. A majority of the school systems in the country are closed due to the rapid spread of the virus. Students are required to sit at home, at their kitchen table, to do school work… Read More Social Distancing Chronicles
Schools are closed until May 20th and students are having to adapt to online learning. Adapting to this change could be difficult, but it’s possible that most students will actually knock it right out of the ballpark. For the students who stress about this quite often and need a guide, here are some strategies to… Read More The Adjustment of Online Learning for Students
This year Netflix has come out with plenty of new options for it’s viewers. From new Netflix originals to additional fan favorites such as “Valentine’s Day.” But which ones were flops and which were a success? Here are just some of the many movies Netflix has provided for its viewers. 1. “Spenser Confidential”- Came out… Read More What to Watch on Netflix: Social Distancing Edition
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc throughout the entire globe leaving behind a trail of sorrow. From unemployment rates reaching a record high, to the stock market crashing and of course, the millions of people struck by the virus. While it’s hard to look on the bright side, in the midst of this horrifying time period, we… Read More The Bright Side To a Terrible Situation
Many students and faculty members are aware of the fact that the remodeling of the track is in action. However, not all know the steps it took to get to the point where they are now, and what the plan looks like moving forward. Here’s some history on the field project, and the future of… Read More Tearin’ Up the Track
Super Tuesday is the day that every presidential candidate long awaits during their bid for the presidency. Fourteen states hold their primaries, and this year, major Democratic candidates Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren rallied their supporters in those states in order to rack up the majority portion of the available delegates. States of… Read More Political As and Fs: Super Tuesday Edition
February 25 was the South Carolina Democratic Debate. The battle for dominance between the candidates has picked up as Super Tuesday looms in the not-so-distant future, happening on March 3. This debate was slightly less explosive than Nevada, but the candidates still managed to land hits on one another, especially Senator Elizabeth Warren to Senator… Read More Charleston Chaos: Here’s What Went Down at the South Carolina Debate and Beyond
Every weekday we wake up bright and early to head to school. As students, we walk into school tired with little energy; some of us are miserable, and we just don’t care. Then, we go to four classes each day for about 80 minutes with a 20-25 minute lunch period. Some students may be lucky… Read More Teachers Were Once Students Too!
Just like we’ve left behind a long decade, Generation Z’s also left behind a decade of childhood. Let’s recap the best of our childhood and go on a nostalgic trip. Silly Bandz: Silly Bandz were a classic accessory that all the cool kids wore. Whether they were traded with others or stacked all the way… Read More Best Of The 2000s
In late December of 2019, outbreaks of a virus started to spread around Wuhan, China. Now the virus, identified as the Coronavirus, has spread to multiple countries and in China alone has spread to more than 76,262 people. An article from Wired by Matt Reynolds says the virus seems to have originated from a market… Read More Deadly Virus Strikes, Causing Panic
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