The School Newspaper of Ursuline Academy of Dallas
Almost nobody expected the coronavirus pandemic to last until October after the country first shut down in March, but with cases spiking nationwide during flu season, Americans must act wisely … Continue reading Halloween in a Pandemic
The second biggest movie theater business, Regal Cinemas, is shutting down. Owning 127 theaters in the United Kingdom and 536 theaters in the United States, Regal will affect over … Continue reading The Next Generation Won’t Watch Movies at The Movie Theaters
On September 18, 2020, the first Jewish woman and second woman to serve on the Supreme Court passed away. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, sometimes affectionately referred to as RBG, … Continue reading Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Legacy still Lives On
“Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19,” Donald Trump tweeted before 1:00 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 2. “We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately.” COVID-19, … Continue reading A Debrief: Trump’s Covid Diagnosis
On October 11, the Cowboys faced the New York Giants. By the third quarter, Cowboys were leading 24 to 23. Dallas set up a designed quarterback draw and Prescott broke … Continue reading Cowboys in Question
Dogs have been man’s best friend since before anyone can remember. Now, while man fails to find a solution to Covid-19 and how to test in an effective way, dogs … Continue reading Sniffing Out Covid
BY: Delia-Rose Constantine ’21 November 3 – the day that the fate of our country for the next four years is decided. The pandemic has made it more difficult to … Continue reading Voting Experience in a Pandemic
There has never been a female vice president of the United States. This election may be different. Kamala Harris, who serves as a United States Senator for California … Continue reading The Revolutionary Biden Harris Ticket
Almost nobody expected the coronavirus pandemic to last until October after the country first shut down in March, but with cases spiking nationwide during flu season, Americans must act wisely … Continue reading Halloween in a Pandemic