Cvirus Essay
Farm life endures during pandemic
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, life at home on my family’s farm remains basically the same.
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Recording a quieter life in my small hometown
Back in my small South Carolina town, I’m taking out my camera to record what this new, quiet life is like.
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Talking through my quarantine
While my parents deal with issues at home, I am 180 miles away self-quarantining after spring break, only able to communicate via phone.
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My personal pandemic life
With graduation, a wedding and a first job all up in the air and at risk of being postponed or cancelled, life is full of uncertainty in a time of pandemic.
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I never wanted to talk about this. Now all I do is listen.
I used to love my couch at the end of the day in a busy college newsroom. Now I’m starting to long for that room full of over-caffeinated journalists.
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Finding a job in the coronavirus twilight zone
I’m propped up on my pillow reporting from my bedroom just at the moment I should be polishing my portfolio and heading out for job interviews.
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The game of soccer has provided David Kenga with many unique opportunities. Now, he's trying to provide those same opportunities to underprivileged youth from, Columbia to Kenya.
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