Covid19 updates/recap around the world

South America : According to France 24, “South America has been hit very hard in an economic aspect.” After a good 10 years of natural resources flourishing, “The Golden Decade GDP per capita in South America dropped to the same level that it was in 2010. Recording at least half a million deaths from COVID according to WHO data. If you want more info on … Continue reading Covid19 updates/recap around the world

Santa’s Reindeer and Their Origin

As the clock for Christmas is ticking down and the holiday approaches, it’s nice to look back on the many stories we share during this season. One of the most famous and traditional stories is that of Santa Claus, who goes by many aliases across cultures, and his trusty reindeer.  To set the record straight, reindeer are in fact an actual animal species, not mythical … Continue reading Santa’s Reindeer and Their Origin

Attack on Titan: The Final Season

Although 2020 has been a year struck with tragedy, there are some highlights to this highly unconventional year. Among the few sweet things is a win for the anime community with the release of the fourth and final season of Attack On Titan. The series is expected to be released mid-December 2020. The series itself, according to Fandom.com, is set in a world where humanity lives … Continue reading Attack on Titan: The Final Season

Bullied second-grader opens food pantry

Bullying is an issue that many people face as children which can negatively impact their social development. Cavanaugh Bell, a second-grader from Gaithersburg, Maryland was facing this very issue.  Bullied at school by his peers, Bell decided to make a difference and do a positive thing instead of letting the negative comments get to him or doing the same thing back. What is it that … Continue reading Bullied second-grader opens food pantry