By: Charley Albert The World Health Organization (or the WHO) has been referencing the new variant of COVID-19 as “The Variant of Concern.” This new variant was reported to the WHO on […]
The Variant of Concern
COVID-19 Seven Months Later
By: Kate Porcello On March 22nd of 2020, I wrote an article covering the then current news about COVID-19. I never thought I would still be writing about the prevalence of the […]
Coronavirus Cases Increase Since December 2019
By: Ryan Quinn It has been confirmed now that the Coronavirus (also called COVID-19 by W.H.O.) has spread throughout the world, most cases being in mainland China. As of right now, there […]
Is Healthcare a program to save lives, or save votes?
By: Diana Abraham Politics is a game, there are clear winners and losers. The recent game has been about health care reform and President Trump and the House GOP, Paul Ryan are […]
Why Students Need Their Schools to Start Later
By Tatiana Figarola In an attempt to have energy throughout the school day, I’ve tried to get myself to go to sleep around 9:30 for years. We’ve all heard about the “eight […]
Mental Illness: It’s Time to Walk the Walk
By: Julie Schmidt For the longest time, mental illnesses were not even acknowledged as medical conditions that needed to be treated. Mental illness simply did not exist, and those who may have […]
The Caldron 