Does Dana’s Schedule Change Do More Harm Than Good?
As of the nineteenth of April, the students of Dana attend school four days a week after a virtual Monday. If one was already hybrid,...
Tag : Coronavirus
Should CUSD Require Students to be Vaccinated?
With vaccines being released, there are many who are making their appointments to transform the year that was filled with challenges and misery to something...
Asian-Americans As Scapegoats For Covid-19
In March of 2020, exactly one year ago, our lives changed forever as a result of Coronavirus. The world went into a panic, completely unsure...
Anti-Vaxers Shut Down LA Vaccinations
by Ava Etemadi
As Californians begin to get vaccinated with hopes of diminishing the ongoing pandemic, not everyone has shown support for the inoculation process. Since January 2021,...
New Strain of Covid
by Zoe Ott
As vaccines for the Covid-19 virus are being produced and provided rapidly across the United States , hospitalizations and pandemic cases rapidly drop. According to...
Covid Cases Rising Again
by Zoe Ott
With more than 40.8 million global cases, at least 12.1 million deaths, more than 8.27 million cases in the United States, and at least 221,122...
COVID-19 Updates
by Lucy McCabe
It has been approximately seven months since social distancing and lockdown protocols began to be put in place, and on Sep. 28, the world reached...
2020 Online Learning: Pros and Cons
by THE PAPER
Pros Online learning can be extremely beneficial for a large number of people. For many students, online learning provides the opportunity to develop organization skills...
The Impact of COVID-19 on Musicians
by Lucy McCabe
For many people, Covid-19 has caused some of their favorite activities such as sports and live performances to come to a halt because of orders...
Will Travel Remain the Same After the Pandemic?
by Ava Etemadi
The travel industry has suffered extreme losses during the pandemic. COVID-19 has made the days of crowded airplanes and tourist destinations impossible, and the hotel...