By Kymani Hughes With a large number of more mature Americans qualified for COVID-19 antibodies and restricted supplies, many keep on portraying an unhinged and baffling inquiry to get a shot, plagued by vulnerability and trouble. The endeavors to immunize individuals who are 65 and more established have stressed under the colossal interest that has…
By Rhobie Toussaint Almost a year ago, students throughout the country were told to stay at home due to the coronavirus outbreak, and that quarantine should only last a few weeks. Now, twelve months after being sent home, there are students who are still learning online. The class of 2021 is now facing at least…
By Kymani Hughes At the point when President Joe Biden divulged his $1.9 trillion Covid plan on Thursday night, various individuals were astounded to learn stimulus checks would be $1,400 and not the $2,000 figure threw around in earlier weeks. Among those individuals found napping was prominent Democratic legislator Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. ″$2,000 implies $2,000….
By Kayla Cheung From our January issue. In the Western Pacific Ocean near both Guam and the Philippines, lies Palau, an island nation with a population of about 18,000 people overall. The country had not reported coronavirus cases throughout all of 2020, an impressive feat considering the pandemic’s effects on an international scale, which entailed…
By Kayla Cheung During the latter half of March, Florida experienced a new kind of natural disaster: SARS-CoV. Already taking the lives of 430 thousand residents of the United States, South Floridians responded to this travesty the same as they would with a hurricane coasting through Florida’s lower half— buying bounties of toilet paper and…
By Sofia Palomino Cruises have been one of the unique ways that people spend their vacation. However, the cruise industry has been put on hold ever since the pandemic, which has killed over 400,000 people in the United States, struck this nation. Several reservations have been canceled and thousands more were refunded because of the…
By Sofia Palomino Many upcoming TV shows and movies have had their productions come to a halt because of COVID-19, but several of them have been resuming their operations. The highly anticipated shows that were supposed to premiere during the fall season have now been pushed back to spring of 2021. The productions of the…
By Sofia Palomino As the year comes to an end, many people are excited for a fresh start to arrive. People have been going about new year resolutions for the longest time — but over the past few years, many have questioned whether it was worth it. Some say it has gotten repetitive as people…
By Kelly Sanchez Seasonal affective disorder, also known as winter depression, is a mystery within the scientific community. However, one thing is for certain and it’s that individuals who suffer from it are especially susceptible to light or the lack thereof. “SAD, Seasonal Affective Disorder, affects approximately 10 million Americans. It is 4 times more…
By Valentina Foglia The holidays are all about spending time with your loved ones; it’s all about getting together in big groups and exchanging joy, memories, and gifts. For many people this holiday season, however, things are going to be a little different. Covid-19 has been around since December of last year, when it first…