Governor Ron DeSantis announced that most of Florida can begin with Phase 1 of reopening May 14, excluding a few hotspot counties. Nearly a month after reopening, the question is still whether or not it was too soon. Keep Reading
Utilizing online resources such as Google Meet and Google Classroom, teachers and students benefit from virtual learning from the safety and comfort of their own homes. After surveying 25 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and a junior high student over social media, several responses revealed mixed emotions and reactions to this new system. With change comes adaptation; here are some student reactions about the system in place. Keep Reading
With sports cancelled and gym closures due to the COVID-19 outbreak, even athletes could struggle with remaining in shape. However, it is not impossible to stay fit and active safely while in quarantine. Here are a few ways to stay active at home, with or without workout equipment. Keep Reading
At this point, without a new addition to the social media world, online communication no longer holds its appeal. The new decade holds hope for innovations in this static system, with new technology developing every day. Keep Reading
One quarter of Americans “believe” in astrology, yet there exists no science to back up horoscopes and traits based on astrological signs. The question arises: why does so much of the population follow star alignment? Keep Reading