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Pavel Turovski, Staff Writer|March 4, 2021

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Pavel Turovski is a junior at Carlmont High School. He is on Carlmont's cross country and track teams and is avid about technology.

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Dogs have been a part of human lives for thousands of years. However, they remain very different from you and me. Dogs cannot fully wrap their heads around the events that have taken place over the past few years, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Dogs may think that we are now choosing to spend more time with them and deciding to stay home. Now that life is starting to go back to

COVID-19’s negative effect on dogs’ mental health

At the start of the pandemic in March 2020, shelters, breeders, and other organizations that sell or have dogs up for adoption have run out of supply. A lack of puppies caused by the

COVID-19 sparked a ‘puppy movement’

Ralston Middle School is reopening on March 22, 2021 after a year of distance learning. A portion of students are returning to campus.

Ralston Middle School prepares to partially reopen

Every morning, Carlmont students wake up and start to get ready for their online classes. While some may have a set morning routine, other students barely get out of their bed. Minutes before class starts sharply at 8:30 a.m., they grab their computer from the side of their bed and log onto class without moving. This method of online school has been the norm for many due to the ease of access, rather than putting effort into getting ready for in-person school. Andrew Benet, a sophomore, said,

Returning to school: the good, the bad, and the ugly

Mental health is an important issue across the world, thus there are many strategies aimed at helping the mental and emotional health of people everywhere. One such strategy is simply going outside. Fresh air and being outside have been scientifically proven to improve people’s moods, as well as physical health.

Being outside can improve mental health

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Andreotti barn stand ravaged by fire