Quarantine has lasted far longer than anyone thought it would, and each day that passes seems to drain every creative idea. However, there is one activity that can bring energy to these times – painting. It may be one of the most common activities in the area of art, but it is also one of the…
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Activities that Prioritize Mental Health During Quarantine
The world around us is moving fast — one day, we’re celebrating the start of a new decade, and seemingly the next, we’ve been caught up in a pandemic that’s sweeping across the globe. For some people, it is a devastating crisis that puts them on edge for their loved ones’ safety; for others, it…
How to de-stress during the quarantine
During this time of quarantine, many people have been stuck at home due to social distancing. Some may find themselves lying on their bed all day watching their phone or computer, others may spend time completing homework and assignments from online classes. Even though we are staying home all day, these few weeks have been…
The Importance of Exercising During Times of Self-Quarantine
Because so many people are inevitably left with more time on their hands, it has become a trend to begin working on summer bodies. On social media platforms, including Instagram and TikTok, millions of home exercise videos are blowing up and reaching out to many people. These videos focus on a variety of things, including…
CooperAsian Club: A Community for Asians and non-Asians at Crescenta Valley High School
There are a variety of clubs in all school campuses, guaranteeing at least one that would pique interest in a student. From chemistry to sewing to Harry Potter, clubs exist for a specific purpose. Yet, regardless of the reason for the club, everyone is sure to be included. Clubs bring together a diverse populace of…
Quarantine Time-Killers
During this period, everyone is collectively “grounded” by the government. Although this may sound very restraining, there are many benefits that can come from this. Let’s focus on photography, for example. Photography can be used in many situations, and can be a fun hobby. People of all ages can take up this hobby and…
Multicultural Week at Sunset Highschool
There’s no doubt that the United States has become more diverse throughout the years. The U.S culture can’t easily be labeled as a single heritage; different ethos merged overtime to develop it into the multicultural country it is today. In my community in Bethany, Oregon, there is no dominance of a specific ethnic group, but…
A Closer Look at Chris Imm, City Council Candidate
On September 15th, Chris Imm kickstarted his campaign to gain a seat in the Cerritos City Council and is currently the youngest Democratic running. The 2020 Cerritos General Municipal election is on March 3, 2020 and is consolidated with the statewide election; all Cerritos residents are eligible to vote for city council seats. In preparation,…
The Impact of the Coronavirus Outbreak on a Los Angeles High School
From the information that we have received thus far, it is clear that well over 8,000 people are infected with the deadly Coronavirus outbreak worldwide, including China, the Americas, and certain countries in Europe and Africa. Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province in China, where the virus was known to originate because of the wide…
How 차례 (Ancestors Memorial) Brings Old Korean Values to the Modern World
January 1st, New Year’s Day, holds significance for many cultures; stemming from hundreds of years of tradition, modern New Year’s rituals and celebrations range from the recognition of good luck and new beginnings to the warding off of evil spirits. 차례, or chalye, is one such celebration with cultural importance. As a Korean American with…