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Video games, mainly ‘Among Us,’ distract, entertain students during pandemic Oliver Cary and Justin Cassingham November 10, 2020
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After contracting COVID-19, senior warns students to be careful Curran Nielsen and Emma Califato October 8, 2020
In order to stay connected, students rely on technology during the pandemic Danielle Jones, Copy Chief October 2, 2020
COVID-19 quarantine creates impact on student mental health Curran Nielsen and Laila Gonzales June 18, 2020
![CHOPPED: During a typical game of Among Us, two players are deemed “Imposters” and need to eliminate all the Crewmates in order to win. While you are the Imposter, you need to keep your identity a secret, which Freshman Lily Hirsch finds entertaining. “It's a game of trusting each other because you go into rooms with people and you [could] get killed,” Hirsch said. “And I think it's fun to like, trick your friends without tricking them in-person…”](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Among-Us-Imposter-900x416.jpg)
![PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Sophomore Roecel Sangrador practices playing her ukelele, which she has been working to perfect during quarantine. For students, including Sangador, quarantine has left a plethora of time and many use that time to better their skills in different areas. “I have had a ukulele laying around...I [hadn’t] really had time aside to play it and quarantine gave me the time and chance to.”](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/image0.jpeg)
