It’s commonly accepted that students--teenagers--need more sleep. Their growing bodies need to rest, their expanding minds need to decompress, and their developing “body-clocks” or circadian...
Since the beginning of the coronavirus quarantine began, many businesses, organizations, and sports seasons had been canceled. Now, most sports are back in season and are doing so in safe ways. Some of...
In the midst of 2020, one can often find it hard to see the silver lining of the year. The COVID-19 pandemic, California wildfires, and the tumultuous political scene have caused many to lose their...
Keeping our spirits high during a pandemic is tough. We can’t always do the normal things that we used to. We can’t go out to the Cinema or hang out with our friends in public places. We can’t go...
FeatureWhen COVID-19 swept the nation, schools closed, travel plans halted, and our family, like many others, was stuck at home. But instead of confining ourselves to days filled with nothing but Zoom...
I’m a host at Finney’s Crafthouse, and that means I’m the first face you see when you walk up to the restaurant, which is owned by my uncle.
When I started working there, just as the COVID-19...
Whether you’re a film fanatic or you just like to watch movies to unwind, watching films remains an enjoyable activity for many of us at Laguna and everywhere. With movie theaters closed across the country...
On April 26, 1986, a Saturday, the Chernobyl number 4 nuclear reactor became unstable. What happened thereafter has been documented as the worst nuclear accident to occur in history. The first responders...
It is a great opportunity for those interested in the law, looking to do an extracurricular activity, or develop a character for a witness role and have fun with acting. And, something to include on...
For the entire month of September, in honor of the September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance, we’re joining together with 911day.org to encourage all our colleagues and neighbors to...
An extremely divided, diverse and self-destructive field of Democratic presidential candidates this year saw their endless media coverage brought to a permanent halt when the coronavirus began spreading...
As of April 16, the U.S. had 675,344 cases of COVID-19, resulting in more than 34, 512 deaths.
The numbers alone are enough to leave anyone at a loss for words, and that doesn’t include the endless...
