Opinion by SophieStevens Corona 2020 is never something I personally thought I would be going through. Well, really, nobody did. A global pandemic never seemed to be something I would have to worry about. It seemed surreal to have to stay in my house all the time and wear a mask around even my closest… Read More Stuck in your thoughts: A talk about mental health under quarantine
Opinion by J1 Reporter Rachel Achola “I’m bored,” is a phrase that has become familiar in my day to day life. It has driven me to make countless bad decisions in the scheme of my life. From bingeing an entire Netflix series in a day, to eating a whole sleeve of Oreos and cutting off… Read More Facing Boredom: What Self Isolation Will No Longer Let Me Avoid
Commentary By J1 Reporter Sophia Simmons Although big birthday celebrations are cancelled this spring with COVID-19, that does not mean celebrating another year of life is. On April 19, I turned 17 years old. Leading up to then I was not looking forward to a quarantined and boring birthday. However, I was proved wrong. Although… Read More QuaranTEEN’s 17th Birthday
Frannie: It’s been a whole month since we’ve begun online schooling. 30 days. I’ll be honest, it’s been pretty difficult. I miss seeing my friends every day, going to all my clubs and extracurriculars. I miss school. Three words I never thought I’d say. As much as I miss old life, quarantine has taught me… Read More 1 Month into Quarantine, Journalism 1- Block C Reflections
Quinn F: In all honesty, I haven’t minded quarantine that much. Of course I miss seeing my friends, and my family can drive me crazy by being up in my room 24/7. I have a pretty good setup for school because I live in our attic, so I basically have a quiet floor to myself where… Read More 1 Month into Quarantine, Journalism 1- Block G Reflections
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