Baljot Rai '24 Contributor COVID-19 has impacted many of our lives, and our society, both in the short term as well as the long-term. Be it occasionally having to stay home due to being a close contact, or the long-term disruption of the economy, there have been many harsh realities which we have faced. One... Continue Reading →
Anti-Asian hate on the rise during pandemic
John Ergon Golpe '24Contributor Due to the pandemic, Asian-Americans have become common targets for discrimination and prejudice. From verbal and physical attacks, both on the streets and online, to witnessing blatant displays of xenophobia directed towards them and/or others, this unexpected resurgence in racial discrimination has left many Asian communities in the US on edge.... Continue Reading →
COVID-19: When can we expect a vaccine?
Jackson Gordon '22Science & Tech Editor The coronavirus of 2019, or more commonly COVID-19, has been around for almost a year at the time of publishing. Virologists have been working hard to find a vaccine since the disease was first detected in December of last year. Billions of dollars have been invested in these vaccines... Continue Reading →
COVID-19: How far do our personal freedoms go?
Nathan Poklar '24Contributor As Canadians, we all possess rights and freedoms which allow us to express ourselves in almost any way we want. We can associate with the people, groups, and religions we choose and express the opinions we hold. We are so accustomed to these rights that we nearly take them for granted. However,... Continue Reading →
COVID-19: When will we play sports again?
Sharif McCurdy '22Contributor COVID-19 has, in one way or another, affected everyone around the world. Cancelled sports events have affected athletes worldwide. Whether you are an athlete, coach or even a spectator at St. Paul’s, the absence of sports due to COVID has affected your livelihood. The sports that have been pushed back, rescheduled, or... Continue Reading →