#pandemic

09

Mar

Upcoming superhero movies in 2022

Sam Hyatt

In 2022 there will be numerous superhero movies appearing in theaters, “The Batman” being one of the earliest releases of the year.    “The Batman” movie release has been one…

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02

Mar

How has the pandemic affected how people read?

Sam Hyatt

The debate surrounding the correct way to read a piece of literature, either by holding the physical book or using a device, is a topic that has plagued many avid…

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29

Sep

Staff shortage on campus and Rock Hill

Sam Hyatt

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a continuous shortage of items and staff for various places in every community. Unfortunately, Winthrop Dining Services is experiencing the…

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19

Mar

The senior graduation experience during Covid

Jada Strong

At the start of Covid-19 last year, everything was shut down. The circumstances were filled with questions without answers, and hard sacrifices that had to be made. Everyone went into…

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11

Mar

Racist rhetoric that blames Asian Americans for COVID-19 must be stopped

Sam Hyatt

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, the Asian American community has suffered an increase in hate crimes due to the Chinese origin of the virus. …

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24

Feb

SC not prioritizing public school teachers in vaccine distribution

Bryn Eddy

South Carolina public school teachers have been advocating to be moved up in line for receiving the COVID-19 vaccination. However, their efforts were impeded on Tuesday, Feb. 16, during a state House panel where other essential workers demanded they also be made a priority…

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27

Jan

WHO Chief Scientist warns that COVID-19 herd immunity unlikely by the end of 2021

Sean Miller

As 2020 came to a close and the vaccines began to be distributed, many people in the U.S. and abroad breathed a sigh of relief, believing that the pandemic would…

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20

Jan

Concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine

Sam Hyatt

A major step in controlling the spread of COVID-19 has been made as vaccines are being distributed across the United States. With the expanding distribution, there is much controversy concerning…

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18

Nov

Numb to the numbers

The Johnsonian

As the pandemic continues, society is growing numb to the impact it has had on 2020.   Since this past July, the White House’s actions have indicated that President Trump…

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