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HALLOWEEN AT KINGS ISLAND? Kings Island is a popular attraction for many SHS students and families. With the annual Halloween Haunt approaching, many have raised questions about how the pandemic has affected Kings Island’s event. New restrictions apply to the park, and new social distancing rules have been enforced. Kings Island also cancelled their annual Halloween Haunt and replaced it with a festival. Want to know more? Read more in the article!

Kings Island’s Annual Halloween Haunt Adapts to Covid-19

STRESS RELIEF. 43% of students have had their stress levels increase over the past year according to the APA. So whether you decide to clean your room, take a walk outside, or try some meditation, we could all use some opportunities for stress relief right now. Check out this article for some more tips!

Stress & how we can combat it

AMC THEATRES MAKES A COMEBACK Of all the questions over what our future will look like, many are wondering if we will ever have the chance to experience going to the movie theater with friends again. After a tough financial loss since March, AMC Theatres is looking to make a comeback. How will they manage this amidst a pandemic?

AMC Theatres: The New Plan to Survive Coronavirus

BREAKING NEWS. SHS administrators have just released updated information regarding the new way we will be doing clubs and activities in the era of COVID-19. Though cubs are strongly encouraged to meet virtually, face-to-face meetings have been approved with several extensive measures required. As always, “all clubs must follow the same social-distancing guidelines as classrooms if meeting face-to-face,” said Mr. Ashwin Coratiyll, student administrator. Photo taken before COVID-19.

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TRICK OR TREAT! With Halloween right around the corner, people are starting to break out some of the super-fun traditions of the season. Carving pumpkins is one of the popular ones, it's super fun but not exactly easy. Click the link in the bio to find out some of my tips and tricks!

Tips and Tricks to Carving a Pumpkin

AMC THEATRES MAKES A COMEBACK Of all the questions over what our future will look like, many are wondering if we will ever have the chance to experience going to the movie theater with friends again. After a tough financial loss since March, AMC Theatres is looking to make a comeback. How will they manage this amidst a pandemic?

AMC Theatres: The New Plan to Survive Coronavirus

BREAKING NEWS. SHS administrators have just released updated information regarding the new way we will be doing clubs and activities in the era of COVID-19. Though cubs are strongly encouraged to meet virtually, face-to-face meetings have been approved with several extensive measures required. As always, “all clubs must follow the same social-distancing guidelines as classrooms if meeting face-to-face,” said Mr. Ashwin Coratiyll, student administrator. Photo taken before COVID-19.

Update on clubs

BUSINESS CLOSURES. Throughout the pandemic, few things have been affected quite like restaurants and retail stores. Whether a local bar or a nationwide chain of stores, the past few months have been disastrous for all kinds of businesses. Closures around the country have been rampant, but anyone can help by supporting their favorite local businesses.Pictured here is one of the many closed JC Penney stores across the country.
Picture courtesy of Creative Commons.

Retail and restaurant industries face the economic brunt of Covid-19

VICE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE. Last night, the first and only debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris began at 9:00 p.m. EDT in Salt Lake City, UT. Moderated by USA Today journalist Susan Page, the debate paralleled the format of the first presidential debate we saw on September 29. As they worked through different topics from abortion to race to foreign policy, each candidate talked about their own personal experiences and opinions but also those of their running mates, former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump. Viewers saw a common theme of candidates avoiding the proposed question, attacking, and interrupting, though no where close to the magnitude in which we saw at the presidential debate. As we get closer and closer to Election Day, we see candidates push and fight more than ever. The next presidential debate is scheduled for Thursday, October 15.

SHS reflects on Vice Presidential debate

The NBA Finals kicks off tonight with the Los Angeles Lakers against the Miami Heat. This is LeBron James tenth finals appearance up against Jimmy Butler's first ever finals appearance. Will LeBron get his fourth championship or will he lose again and become 3-7 all time in the finals?

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