Author: David Afforo
Resident cartoonist of the Scroll.
COVID – An Economical Disaster for Major Sporting Groups
The coronavirus pandemic has put a halt to our regular lifestyle with sports being no exception. But who would think that the pandemic has had an economic impact on sports? Since the pandemic has gone on longer than expected, not only were many major sporting events postponed or canceled outright, but it’s also forcing teams to make the difficult decision of letting players go, either … Continue reading COVID – An Economical Disaster for Major Sporting Groups
An Old Tradition Brought Back by One Selfless Man
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, millions of people have found it vital to stay connected with friends and family. Of course, some of the best ways to do this is by using social media, video calling, or even writing letters. That’s right, writing letters is still a thing, and in New York, there was one man who wanted to keep that long-standing tradition going. Brandon … Continue reading An Old Tradition Brought Back by One Selfless Man
The Benefits of Walking
Is the COVID-19 pandemic making you anxious? Do you find it more difficult to focus on tasks you can excel in? Are you bored of staring at the same four walls? It’s time to get outside and go for a walk! According to an article published by the Arthritis Foundation, walking helps to improve the function of the circulatory system and has been proven to … Continue reading The Benefits of Walking
Tropical Storm Delta Strikes Louisiana and the Gulf Coast
Last Friday, a Tropical depression did substantial damage towards Louisiana and a portion of Texas. Tropical Storm Delta, the first Greek-named hurricane to hit the U.S., started its reign towards Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula just two days prior while it was still a Category two hurricane. At one point, the storm weakened to Category 1 before slowly strengthening itself into Category 3, then weakening itself back … Continue reading Tropical Storm Delta Strikes Louisiana and the Gulf Coast
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