No daylight, no outside communication, and 50 degrees fahrenheit everyday for 40 days. Does this sound crazy to you? Well, this was the reality for 15 French volunteers who stayed in the Lombrives cave...
Recently, news sites began to stir with the possibility of making COVID-19 vaccines available for kids below the age of 16. Students began to look ahead to a future without isolation and distancing. A...
After the news that a teacher had quit her job due to the circumstances of Covid-19 (going to campus to teach). Many of Mrs. Larson's students decided that they were not going to let her go without a fight....
Quarantine has us all bored out of our minds, with school starting we're starting to get more work but some of us still have absurd amounts of free time. Whether it ranges from baking to playing...
Masks are becoming a part of our every day lives during this pandemic. RRISD has put forth a rule requiring masks on all RRISD property, including schools. This was due to the new health regulations...
If you have been on Youtube, Instagram, or any social media platform, you may have noticed people taking some scissors and dye and changing the look of their hair. Some people are even using tattoo kits...
As businesses and public places throughout Texas start to reopen their doors to the public, many wonder if it's too soon. According to a press release from governor Greg Abbott, retail stores, movie theaters,...
Self-isolation is very important, everyone should know that. But does everyone know exactly why? It isn't as simple as trying to not catch the virus.
We self-isolate to prevent others from getting the...
Coronavirus has become a familiar term to us all, and we all know the toll it has taken on people around the world, but what about its affect on our furry friends?
With everyone in quarantine, there's...
1. Leafy greens
It’s a no brainer that vegetables are good for you but leafy greens like kale, cabbage, and spinach are really important for your immune system especially when it is compromised. Eating...
