Cvirus Essay
Escape to the last frontier
From budding daffodils to a blanket of snow: a window into my abrupt journey from South Carolina to Alaska during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Yes, I’m mad. But I’m getting better.
As the country battles with the new challenges brought by COVID-19, I am also learning how to deal with personal struggles.
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Help! I’m in college and coloring with a toddler
I’m back home in Charlotte self-isolating with a rambunctious toddler.
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Cabin fever, with a chaser of pain, is real
I finally understand why movies are made about people going insane as a result of isolation.
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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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From the coffee table to the frontlines
By day, I’m reporting from my family coffee table. At night, I don a mask and gloves to clean a doctor’s office.
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The view from my front porch
My mom worries about getting sick. My brother hates his online classes. My sister frets about moving home. And my dad started a new job at our kitchen table.
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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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Governor Henry McMaster has lifted the "last call" rule on SC restaurant alcohol sales. This means that restaurants will be able to serve alcohol after 11PM starting Monday.
Look to expect some rain in the coming days here in Columbia. Cloudy skies and the sunshine is taking a short break after a beautiful past couple of days.