Think before sharing online
With social media and online viral sharing, it can be so hard to decipher between what is fake news and reality. Social media does not always play a good role when it comes to presenting true, factual information. People bend and throw the truth around on social media, how can people know what the truth […]
Does quarantine help or hinder the nation?
John Hopkins University has recently announced that nearly 80,000 cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) have been confirmed in the United States. The total amount of deaths has increased to 1,124 fatalities. With quarantine becoming a major approach to society’s well-being, a number of individuals consider the practice will either benefit or hinder the nation. As […]
State borders should close to stop the spread of Coronavirus
With the influx of family vacations and spring-breakers traveling across the country this month, the thought of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak seems to be taking a ride in the backseat for most families still going on vacation. People traveling for spring break could lead to unfortunate side effects as COVID-19 continues to spread across the […]
We should respect our elders with special shopping hours, service times
Despite the limited knowledge of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), medical professionals and scientists have determined that the disease causes the most harm and highest mortality rate among older adults. Those aged 60 and older are the most vulnerable to COVID-19, especially if they have pre-existing conditions. In our community, it can be seen that various individuals […]