At the 2022 Australian Open, there has already been more drama than usual with Novak Djokovic and his vaccination status, but aside from that, there have been very close games and record-breaking matches too. A prime example of this was the Mens’ Final match on Sunday, January 30, 2022, where Rafael Nadal went up against Daniil Medvedev and won. The match was also Rafeal Nadal’s … Continue reading Nadal v.s. Medvedev Tennis Match
Many people think being healthy is just being in shape or eating things that are labeled “sugar free” or “all natural.” But, there is way more to it than that. America is one of the top countries with major health problems. What are the causes of this? Many things have built up to make this happen, is the only way to answer that question. Obesity … Continue reading The Guide To Being Your Healthiest & Best Self
By: Tricia Desroches It is officially February 2022 so it is time for America to celebrate Black History Month. Black History Month, also called African American History Month, is a time to remember everything African Americans had to go through to get to where they are today. Black History Month was officially recognized by President Gerald Ford in 1976. The country celebrates Black History Month … Continue reading Black History Month
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) recently held a meeting over the developing situation in Eastern Europe between North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allied countries there and the Russian Federation. One of the many meetings in the council’s history, this one was preceded by harsh Kremlin rhetoric about Western Media and countries’ reactions to their association in Ukraine. Top Kremlin officials claimed that the United … Continue reading UN Security Council holds meeting over Russian Tensions
The Gila Monster, whose scientific name is Heloderma suspectum, is a species of lizard that is highly venomous. The Gila Monster is native to the Southwestern United States and Sonora in northwestern Mexico. This “Monster” can grow to the size 22 inches and usually weighs around 4 pounds. The Gila Monsters conservation status is near threatened and the population is currently decreasing. The Gila Monster’s … Continue reading The Gila Monster
By: Summer Livengood It’s becoming cold in Florida? From January 30, 2022, till Feb 2, 2022, it dropped from the high 70s down to the low 50s (In Fahrenheit). Now, tourists from cold states think this temperature is hot, but for the locals, it’s freezing. Seeing students and teachers wear layers and layers of clothes. The temperature on January 22-29 had warm partly cloudy weather … Continue reading Winter Wonderland In Florida
By: Sophia Powell On Sunday, January 30, a zookeeper was attacked and killed by a lion at a zoo in central Iran. Reports from bbc.com say that two lions that have both been at the zoo for multiple years, escaped their compound by pulling down a lever that opens the door. Soon after, their caregiver had gone to feed them their lunch through a feeding … Continue reading Lion vs. Zookeeper
During the first week of January, a Michigan University sent thousands of college students an email saying they won a scholarship totaling close to $50,000. Imagine the excitement and sense of pride. But, sadly there was a major email error and they had to apologize for making such a big mistake. Oakland University is located around 28 miles outside of Detroit, Michigan. Their administration the … Continue reading Michigan University mistakingly told 5500 students they won a massive scholarship
By: Vivienne Wellet Koalas are cute, fluffy animals that everyone loves, at least, almost everyone. Some people hunt koalas for their pelts to sell and to destroy their habitats through deforestation. There are only about 32,000-58,000 of two different species of the northern koala and the southern koala. Koalas have 30 teeth so they can chew through the food they like including eucalyptus leaves, brush … Continue reading Adorable Koalas Might Become Endangered
(Featured image provided by Getty Images) As of this Tuesday, Belgium has just passed a law allowing its government workers the right to “disconnect,” or, in other words, no longer have to answer any work emails, calls, etc. after work hours. Under this new law, federal/civil servants cannot be contacted in any shape and or form outside working hours unless there are circumstances that are … Continue reading Belgium passes new law to allow government workers the right to “disconnect”
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