The Mirror

One step closer to normal

By Shaan Bhatia, Current Events Editor • Published April 7, 2021

With just two doses of the covid-19 vaccine, people are becoming resistant to the virus that seems to have no end while trying to return to normalcy.

By Eleonora Badikyan and Angelina Gevorgyan • Published April 6, 2021

After a year of lockdown, vaccines have been more frequently given to the public but different strains are still out there.

By Ani Tutunjyan, Print Editor-in-Chief • Published November 21, 2020

Three students explain how the coronavirus pandemic and distance learning have affected their use of technology.

By Andre Rodas, Print Editor-in-Chief • Published November 20, 2020

It began with an aunt who was exposed at work. But Mynor Hernandez was spared the worst as his symptoms lasted only four days.

By Eleonora Badikyan, Staff Writer • Published November 18, 2020

The companies plan to apply for emergency authorization from the FDA "within days."

By Itzel Gallardo and Gwen Langi • Published November 18, 2020

Quarantine is keeping us cooped up, but students are finding ways to keep their coifs creative.

By Ivan Delgado, Photo Editor • Published November 13, 2020

Some teachers have chosen to work from their classrooms as covid-19 rages on while their students attend school virtually from home

By Adriana Contreras, Staff Writer • Published November 10, 2020

An absolutely dreadful and dangerous time to be a service employee.

By Andre Rodas, Print Editor-in-Chief • Published November 9, 2020

It is expected that student athletes will be returning on campus to condition soon.

By Briana Jasso and Anzhela Harutyunyan • Published November 6, 2020

Performing Arts teachers have succeeded in teaching their students during the pandemic.

By Antony Nepeyvoda, Design & Layout Editor • Published November 5, 2020

Two, four, six, eight; solo practice from home doesn't work so great, especially for cheer squad.

By Angelina Gevorgyan, Staff Writer • Published October 22, 2020

There's a variety of ways to celebrate this spooky holiday while staying safe.