The increased emissions of greenhouse gases has led to the rising of global temperatures, having catastrophic events in different parts of the world and will continue to do so until it is a problem that can no longer be handled.
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“We need not lose our personalities, we need not lose who we are as students or as teachers. We can still express who we are in an online setting” - Ma’am Lagunzad.
Vaccines usually take years of research and testing before it’s distributed for public use, but in the wake of COVID-19, scientists are racing to produce one by next year. However, vaccines need to undergo a series of tests to prove their safety and effectiveness before they’re approved.
Amidst this crisis, hope is still at reach as there were five new recoveries reported, four of which belong in the vulnerable stage or the elderly, while one is a severe case.
Amidst this crisis, hope is still at reach as there were five new recoveries reported, four of which belong in the vulnerable stage or the elderly, while one is a severe case.
As cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) surge across the world in what is now regarded as a global pandemic, governments and healthcare institutions are struggling to find ways to keep the number of infections low and contained.
What used to be a distant outbreak in China is now a pandemic that affects people across the globe. For us students, the transition from onsite classes to online classes had to occur since we are now under enhanced community lockdown. The spread of COVID-19 meant more self studying and monitoring of the online platforms for assignments, exams and announcements.
The class suspension may have saved me from going through a swift blow of schoolworks to be accomplished, but the root cause and repercussions of this suspension, which further escalated in the next few days, were not life-saving at all.
Dog lovers alike can attest to always talking to their dogs, whether it be to show affection or to order them to do tricks, but how much of what we say do they really understand? Luckily, there have been studies conducted to help us better gauge if a man's best friend also sees man as its best friend.
Consider the proboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus), which has a huge nose and a pot belly. It looks like every day of its life is a bad day. In the 25th annual high school reunion of primates, the proboscis monkey would be the one who peaked as high school captain of the basketball team, then soured from the disappointing denouement of the rest of his life as an office pencil pusher
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