Introducing Sources of Strength
Barstow’s guidance counselors are introducing a new mental health program focusing on peer interactions and positive influence.
Month: April 2021
What’s Going on in Myanmar?
After a coup earlier in the year, violence continues in the Southeast Asian military junta.
You Have Been Vaccinated…Now What?
People are eager to return to “normal” practices after being vaccinated, but not all these behaviors are safe yet.
The Dilemma of Global Vaccine Distribution
Some countries are receiving far more vaccines than others.
Opinion: Racial Disparities in Vaccine Distribution
As COVID-19 vaccines are administered across the United States, racial disparity in distribution is another way the pandemic has harmed marginalized communities.
The Cooling of the Gulf Stream and What it Means
One of the ocean’s most important circulatory currents is slowing down, spelling disaster for the rest of the climate.
New Zealand Faces an 8.1 Magnitude Earthquake
New Zealand and the neighboring Kermadec Islands withstand a series of earthquakes, all towering above 7.0 on the Richter scale.
Chicago Recycling Plant Sparks Protests, Hunger Strikes
Protestors have gone on a hunger strike against environmental discrimination in the Southeast Side.
The Barstow Baseball Team Is Back
The baseball team returns with new players and a new mentality.
Alexei Navalny Loses Prison Appeal in Russian Court
Russian courts imprison Alexei Navalny, a prominent dissident who sparked some of the biggest protests Russia has ever seen.