Traveling On American Airlines During COVID-19
Makayla Baddeley
I recently traveled by airplane in May 2020, and due to COVID-19 travel has definitely changed. But is it for the better? Continue Reading Traveling On American Airlines During COVID-19
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Essence of 2020 Photography Contest
John Mitchell
Are you an aspiring photographer? Have you taken a photo that you believe captures the essence of 2020 (perhaps a burning dumpster)? Do you like free money? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you should enter the Abington Art Appreciation Club’s “Essence of 2020 Photography Contest!” Continue Reading Essence of 2020 Photography Contest
Philadelphia In A State Of Unrest
Dmytro Nayda
On October 26, 2020, Walter Wallace Jr. was shot and killed by two Philadelphia police officers. Following the death of Wallace, the city of Philadelphia soon fell into a state of unrest. Continue Reading Philadelphia In A State Of Unrest
90% of Eligible Philadelphians Are Now Registered To Vote – Highest Number Since 1984
Shania Bennett
Voter Registration In Philadelphia Is Up By 90%.
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Celebrating the Holidays during the Pandemic
Peter Jaskiewicz
We may be two months away from the end of 2020, but that does not mean the ongoing pandemic will end before the start of 2021. As a result, we must prepare for smaller holiday gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among our families.
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Election Stress Disorder: Is It Real?
Neil Ahmed
The year 2020 will arguably become one of the most important years in world history. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and its timing with the presidential election has many people on edge. Before the 2016 presidential election, a poll conducted by the American Psychological Association revealed that only 52% of people felt “a significant amount of stress” in the days leading up to the election. However, more than 70% of people surveyed before the 2020 election are feeling stressed. Continue Reading Election Stress Disorder: Is It Real?
New Supreme Court Justice Could Lead to Injustice for Immigrants
Oscar Almonte Espinal
Justice Barrett’s addition to the Supreme Court officially tilts the scales to six conservatives to three liberals. What does mean? Decisions regarding women reproductive rights, health care, LGBTQIA+ issues, and immigration rights are now at stake. Continue Reading New Supreme Court Justice Could Lead to Injustice for Immigrants
Consistency is Key in Beating COVID-19
Neil Ahmed Why Pennsylvania’s Department of Health and Penn State University’s COVID-19 policy should be on the same page It… Continue Reading Consistency is Key in Beating COVID-19
Presidential Candidates Make Last Minute Stops in Bucks County Before Election Day
Ariel Bondarenko
November 3 is rapidly approaching. Some folks have already voted early, some are making arrangements for how they plan to vote on election Tuesday, and some may be at a crossroads, uncertain as to who they are going put in the ballot for. However, one thing is certain: in order to attract more voters, both presidential candidates are making last minute trips to rally in Bucks County, Pennsylvania just a few days before Election Day. Continue Reading Presidential Candidates Make Last Minute Stops in Bucks County Before Election Day
The Ten Senate Seats Most Likely to Flip This November
John Mitchell
With all the buzz about the upcoming presidential election, it is easy to forget the less flashy races down-ballot. Across the country, thirty-five senate races are happening, and with the Republicans holding their narrow majority in the Senate by only three seats, both sides are battling their hardest for control of the Senate. Continue Reading The Ten Senate Seats Most Likely to Flip This November