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The Coronavirus is not only affecting the physical health of man, but their mental health as well.

COVID takes untold toll on teens’ mental health

Andrei Lynch '22, Technology Editor
May 11, 2021
According to cinematreasures.org, “Built in the Moorish style, [by architects William I. Garren, Irving F. Morrow, and Bernard G. Nobler] the Portal Theatre was opened Dec. 26, 1925. Renamed Empire Cinema, it reopened Oct. 1, 1936. On June 26, 1974 it was divided into three screens. On Sept. 12, 2003 it was renamed CineArts at the Empire. It was closed permanently in January 2021.”

Locals mourn fall of Empire Theater in West Portal

Nicolas Muzzatti ‘24, Staff Reporter
May 4, 2021
The “Our Town” cast: Emily Ekhaus ’23, Clothilde Borgognoni ’21, Marisa Hamilton ’22, Marina Viray ’24, Marynna Mangibuyat ’23, JT Torrea ’21, Danielle Datar ’21, Aidan Quirarte ’22, Alex Douglas ’21, Jeremy Sherron ’21, Bella Mason ’21, Jack Barnes ’21, Daniel Chan-Artiga ’21, Alex Wavro ’21, Daniel Barrett ’24, Angelina Denefeld ’23, Isabella Rivera-Gonzalez ’21 (ICA), Isaiah Clark ’21, Santiago Maldonado ’24.

Residents of ‘Our Town’ Zoom into audience’s homes

Clark Kelly ’21, Staff Reporter
February 3, 2021
Wearing masks that cover the mouth and nose protect the wearer and those he or she comes into contact with from COVID-19, but masks can also cause acne, commonly known as “maskne.” To avoid blemishes caused by masks, minimize wearing makeup under masks, cleanse the face and masks frequently, and use a moisturizer.

Solution to outbreak causes breakouts

Anthony Domingo Wierzba ’23, Staff Reporter
February 3, 2021
Some parents gave their teens permission to test the COVID-19 vaccine. The two approved vaccines (Moderna and Pfizer) were developed only for those 16 and older.

Teens volunteer to test COVID vaccine before distribution

John McQuaid '22, Opinion Editor
February 3, 2021
While everyone was focusing on COVID-19, E.coli made a comeback.

E. coli resurgence reminds consumers of proper food preparation

Elijah Calip '22, Health Editor
February 3, 2021
At least one study suggests people with Type O blood may be less susceptible to contracting COVID-19 and its many consequences.

Study shows type O blood may prove resistant to COVID-19

CJ Cabanero '21, Staff Reporter
February 2, 2021
Due to the pandemic, many people have used Zoom to stay in touch with friends and family instead of traveling this holiday season.

Holiday traditions adapt due to pandemic

Grayson Salomon ’22, Co Editor In-Chief
January 2, 2021
Disposable masks have created an even bigger pollution problem when people toss them on the street.

Global Pandemic Increases Plastic Pollution Thanks to Single-Use Masks

Delaney Mulqueen '22, Environment Editor
December 2, 2020
Several pharmaceutical companies are diligently working to develop a vaccine for COVID-19.

Companies continue to work toward developing COVID-19 vaccine

John McQuaid '22, Opinion Editor
November 23, 2020
A list of different tactics any Californian could do to help their community during the pandemic

Gov. Newsom announces task force, California Volunteers website, but no date for removal of shelter-in-place restrictions in response to COVID-19

Alex Ruivivar '20, Features Editor
April 22, 2020
The usually bustling streets of downtown San Francisco have been quiet and empty during the shelter-in-place.

San Francisco residents, businesses adapting to shelter in place ordinance

David Dorantes '21, Religon Editor
April 9, 2020
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