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     There is no way that Dallas, Texas, population of 1.3 million, and Fredericksburg, Texas, population of 11,400, are handling the global pandemic in exactly the same manner, and, in … Continue reading Small Towns Turn Pandemic into Positivity

Quarantine has altered nearly every aspect of daily life. The abrupt change has forced all of us to change our daily habits and activities. No place is this more amplified … Continue reading Ranking Late Night’s Adaptations to Social Distancing

While the coronavirus seems to be swallowing the United States whole and the secret introverted charm of quarantine steadily wears away, what else is there to do but hop off … Continue reading Why You Need To Rewatch Harry Potter During Quarantine

Trendy shoes have always been a staple for a good outfit. Between sneakers, sandals, heels and slides, shoes can really make or break your look. A good shoe must allow … Continue reading Shoes Trends to Follow This Summer

Who watches cable TV anymore? Since the late 1800s when the possibility to produce images was invented by Giovanna Caselli, many people have attempted to improve communication. After Alexander Bell’s … Continue reading Endangered Cable TV Faces Extinction

At Ursuline Academy, students’ schedules are filled with hard core curriculum and grueling study sessions. Their schedules are hectic and intense, which is why summer school is the perfect opportunity … Continue reading Benefits of Taking Summer School

The blonde hair and flashy outfits. The double pink lockers—half made up a closet. The pink Porche with a bedazzled license plate that read “FABULUS.” Sharpay Evans from the “High … Continue reading In Defense of Sharpay Evans

With a current international spotlight on COVID-19 news and not much else, it may be easy to forget that the United States remains in the thick of the 2020 presidential … Continue reading We Should All Celebrate Bloomberg’s Failure