BY CREIGHTON LEWIS

STAFF WRITER

At its inception, Facebook had good intentions. It gave way to person-to-person communication where people would upload photos and share information about their lives with the world. It ensured transparency by making sure people couldn’t pretend to be someone they weren’t and it was started in 2004 by Harvard students. It  was originally created for them alone, but as the word spread to students at other prestigious universities, its  popularity and usage snowballed. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, there were over one billion users as of 2012. 

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BY ALAINA INOUYE AND BELLA TRINKO

STAFF WRITERS

When it comes to COVID-19, cases are climbing everyday. To get a better understanding it is often helpful to take a closer look. This article is about the explosion of cases in Wisconsin, and how Wisconsin is an example of a phenomenon happening all over the US. Medical experts have told us numerous times that we can get this under control by simple behavior shifts; however, these shifts have yet to happen. In Wisconsin, pizza delivery person, Kevin Kopplin, only saw one person wearing a mask to pick up pizza in nine months. Hospitals are about to overflow, and still people travel about their communities as much as they did before COVID-19. 

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