Social isolation can cause harm
By Isabelle Link, Staff Reporter Although states across the nation are ending shelter-in-place restrictions in response to President Donald Trump’s urging to open the country, […]
Month: May 2020
Parents struggle as school moves home
By Jennifer Fernandez, Staff Reporter It has now been about six weeks of at home learning, due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Elementary students have been […]
Clearing the fog over glasses and face masks
OPINION By Daniela Gurrola, Staff Reporter With more Americans venturing outside, the use of masks has become an absolute necessity to help prevent the spread […]
Staying fit during COVID-19
With gyms around the country closed to comply with social distancing guidelines, people are finding new, creative ways to stay active and healthy during this […]
Working from home creates obstacles
By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter Despite nonessential businesses across the nation opening back up again, many companies are still relying on remote working to get […]
Nursing students adapt to changes
By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter With the COVID-19 outbreak, schools and hospitals have restricted access. For Amarillo College’s nursing program, the adaptation to tech supported […]
Coronavirus outbreak causes social unrest in the Philippines
By Arine Garin, Staff Reporter The Philippines is known for its magnificent beaches and crystal blue waters, but, hidden in this facade, is also a […]
“Self Made” – a flawed but interesting portrayal of Madam C.J. Walker
REVIEW By Jessika Fulton, Staff Reporter Netflix recently released a limited series of four episodes titled “Self Made: Inspired by the life of Madam C.J. […]
Dealing with these trying times
OPINION By Kaden Bryant, Staff Reporter The COVID-19 outbreak has left us dealing with trying times. I think that most people would agree with that […]