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While we all are grateful for the closing of 2020, the coronavirus and quarantine didn’t end on January 1st, so while that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be hopeful for the future, we should still continue to follow safety guidelines in order to see the end of COVID-19 on the horizon.

Cartoon 79: “The 2021 Dilemma”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
January 11, 2021

While in the beginning of December it can feel like you have the whole month to accomplish all of your gift shopping, the next thing you know, its already December 24th, and the panic begins to sink in.

Cartoon 78: “The holiday vortex”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
December 14, 2020

Packages seem to fall like snow on the steps of those looking to stay safe and shop online in this pandemic holiday season.

Cartoon 77: “Doorsteps fill with cheer as holiday shopping turns virtual”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
December 7, 2020

College application season can take a lot of energy out of students, resulting in a variety of emotions during the process and after.

Cartoon 76: “During college applications vs. after”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
November 30, 2020

May thankfulness for the little things fall like autumn leaves and gratefulness be like a cool November breeze in times of trouble as you enter this Thanksgiving season.

Cartoon 75: “Happy Thanksgiving!”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
November 25, 2020

While times like these may not allow us to completely see the faces of our friends and loved ones, one advantage to the mask is the fact that it is another mode of self-expression, to show that we are still ‘us’, and that 2020 hasn’t won yet.

Cartoon 74: “Let the mask speak for itself”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
November 16, 2020

Refresh and recharge your emotional battery, prepare and be ready for the pandemic winter with this psychological quarantine survival guide.

Cartoon 73: “Psychological quarantine survival guide”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
November 9, 2020

There are times in this new world of distant learning in which relying so heavily on technology can get really, really frustrating.

Cartoon 72: “The joys of technology”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
November 3, 2020

It seems that with the coming of every new iPhone design, there is an abnormal increase in camera lenses.

Cartoon 71: “The interesting pattern of iPhone design”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
October 26, 2020

Day by day passes by as another polar ice cap melts, greenhouse gases burn through the ozone layer, hundreds of trees are cut at their core and helpless sea animals die from ocean pollution. Earth has taken a blow from the actions of our population, but that doesn’t mean there is nothing we can do about it. Illustrator Alivia Baker believes that you can help sustain the world we live in and our futures by recycling, saving water, volunteering to plant trees locally, going solar, choosing electric cars or supporting businesses and nonprofits that help the environment.

Cartoon 70: “Only one Earth”

Alivia Baker, Illustrator
October 19, 2020

Illustrator Kaelyn Savard notices that due to our time in quarantine, we have all began to notice the little things a lot more. More specifically in the case of cat owners, the weird way their cats will look at the ceiling for no apparent reason.

Cartoon 69: “One of the many wonders of our pets”

Kaelyn Savard, Illustrations Editor
October 12, 2020

Illustrator Vanessa Rodriguez Garcia feels that quarantine has left her with a lot of time to develop new hobbies, and to continue previous ones.

Cartoon 68: “Passing time in quarantine”

Vanessa Rodriguez, Illustrator
October 5, 2020

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