Ruth Bader Ginsburg: the woman who inspired and empowered women all over the world to achieve their goals, the woman who showed the world that it is not what power you have that matters but rather what you do with that power, the woman who taught me to never give up hope that I can make the world a better place. On Sept. 18, 2020, we lost this woman.
Staff writer, Olivia McMurray, breaks down the importance of voting while also explaining voter requirements and ways to register.
On Sept. 17, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announced that students in Kindergarten through Grade 5 could go back to in-person learning as soon as Oct. 5. This announcement came after an increasing number of critics have denounced Cooper’s social distancing mandates as unnecessary and ineffectual. Currently, all students are in either a fully virtual classroom, or in a mix of virtual and in-person classes. Cooper’s announcement means that students will be able to return to school under Plan A, a minimal social distancing plan.
Since much of the western United States has most of its moisture in the fall and winter, the vegetation dries out in the summer because of low rainfall and high temperatures. This has traditionally allowed for perfect wildfire conditions
Staff writer, Gianna Cacciato, recaps the Sept. 14 North Carolina Senatorial Debate between Thom Tillis (R) and Cal Cunningham (D).
Aug. 26, 2020 marked four years since former 49ers star quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, began protesting police brutality against Black people in America. This year on Aug. 26, the Miluakee Bucks of the National Basketball Association (NBA) refused to come to the court to play their game, three Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) playoff games and three Major League Baseball (MLB) games were postponed. The teams did this to honor Jacob Blake, a victim of police brutality.
