Un-executive orders

Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist|March 10, 2021

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Benjamin Malcolm, Staff Cartoonist

Hi! I'm Ben, and I'm amazing! I enjoy trying new things, and journalism is one of the new experiences I am pursuing. I have been an athletic trainer for Canyon High School for four years. It is my passion and is what I want to do as a career. So far,...

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Are we really all in this together?

Are we really all in this together?

Quarantine contradiction

Quarantine contradiction

$Mask up to help Tex crush coronavirus$

Mask up to help Tex crush coronavirus

Social distancing to ease suffering

Social distancing to ease suffering

A call for 'Major League' justice

A call for ‘Major League’ justice

To be effective, masks should cover both one's nose and mouth. Wearing a mask below one's nose, under one's chin or hanging off one's face eliminates the purpose of the mask and creates a higher risk of infection. For best results, a face mask should contain multiple layers of fabric or a filter, and should be washed frequently.

Masks, why we should continue to wear them

According to the National Park Foundation, the United States produces over 260 million tons of waste every year. When traveling to Parks over spring break, it is important to pick up one's own trash instead of leaving it for others to deal with.

The bitter effects of litter

Following Gov. Greg Abbott's announcement that all state-wide mandates in regard to COVID-19 will be lifted, the CISD school board voted Monday, March 8 that masks will be optional for students and staff effective April 5. Editor-in-Chief Hannah Backus comments on the decision and how to treat others equally, regardless of whether someone chooses to wear a mask or not.

On or off: mask shaming

Ablest terms are outdated and are offensive to all people, whether targeted at individuals with intellectual disabilities or not. Using such terms can cause lasting damage to people with learning problems. Although not a new discussion, it is time to finally say goodbye to the word

It is time to finally stop using intellectual slurs

Vaccine distribution for COVID-19 in the U.S. began in December, and along with that came the vaccine rumors. Social media has made it easy to share misinformation, especially with conspiracy theories about vaccines. From myths about fetus tissue being used in the creation of vaccines, to concerns surrounding the deaths of people who take the COVID-19 vaccine, the entire discussion becomes a game of telephone with miscommunication from both sides.

COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theories encourage ignorance, prolong pandemic

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