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2020-05-31
Why Did I Buy a Planner for 2020?
When 2020 started, we were all happy for a fresh start, a new year, and a new decade. Anyone who bought a day planner was in for a rude awakening because there was soon nothing to do, businesses, entertainment, restaurants, and sports were closed or cancelled. Planners were useless unless you needed to plan the trips from the bedroom to the living room and the kitchen. -
2020-07-01
Police called in to shut down Canada Day celebrations at Mooney's Bay
"Hundreds of people were on the beach and the surrounding area Wednesday afternoon and evening. One officer on scene told CTV News that at one point, there were close to 3,500 people in the area. "Witnesses say there was very little physical distancing." "Just after 8:00 p.m., police were called to the Mooney's Bay area, where they started turning cars and residents away. Around 10:00 p.m., the City requested the site be closed immediately, citing health concerns and disorder issues." -
2020-03-18
Middle School Shut Down
This photo show the shutdown of the schools, which for me as a student impacted me directly. It was also a striking image to me because it showed how much things had changed that the school was closed off and empty on a school day when school would usually be in session. -
2020-05-16
Coronaland: 200-block of Dauphine
200-block of Dauphine, "Sun" by Anonymous, part of Plywood Project NOLA So I asked if I could take his photo and he seemed to agree (it was a bit hard to understand him since he was wearing a mask, not to prevent against COVID (well, that too) but against the paint fumes) and he posed like that. I asked him if he wanted to turn around and he replied “I prefer to remain anonymous.” -
2020-06-19
Coronaland: 241 Bourbon St.
241 Bourbon St., Bourbon Cowboy, "We will Survive 504" -
2020-06-08
Marquee Outside Studio 210 Asks Readers to Stay Safe and Healthy
This is a photograph of the marquee outside Studio 210 in Boston. The sign asks the readers to stay safe and healthy, illustrating how some businesses in Boston responded to closings and quarantine. -
2020-05-04
Cut my hair by myself
Because the closure of hair style barbershop, I have to cut my hair by myself. -
2020-02
The High Price of food during the coronavirus lockdown in China
The virus crisis is testing China’s ability to feed its 1.4 billion people, one of the Communist Party’s proudest achievements. Cooped up at home and fearful that the epidemic could last weeks or even months, families across China are hoarding provisions, making it harder for shops and supermarkets to keep fresh food in stock. Many places have closed off roads to passing traffic, slowing truck shipments and raising freight costs. -
2020-05-13
Navajo Nation extends emergency declaration until June 7
"Tuuvi Travel Center in Moenkopi, Arizona informs travelers that the main store is closed and with only the drive thru window open for business. Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez announced May 13 that the Nation has extended an executive order declaring a state of emergency and government closures to June 7 in an attempt to minimize the spread of the coronavirus. " -
03/25/2020
Playground in Shaker Heights, Ohio closed due to Covid-19
A sign explains that the playground equipment at Horseshoe Lake Park in Shaker Heights, Ohio is closed due to COVID-19 -
05/12/2020
Birthday wishes during a pandemic can still come true.
Maya wanted to celebrate her 6th birthday at the pool. Per state law, Arizona pools were closed. I even tried local hotels to see if any would let me rent a room in order to access the pool. No luck. In the end, we decided to bend some local rules and try to swim in Rio Salado, gaining access via the boat launch. We swam in the warm water for about an hour before a park official warned us that the police could ticket us. It was almost nap time for the 1 yo, and we were ready to leave anyway. It wasn't a pool, but we did get to swim. The day was declared a success by my 6yo who declared it "the best birthday ever." Photo from left to right: Julián Peralta-Kole, Katy Kole de Peralta, Maya Peralta-Kole, and Cassie Ashdown. -
2020-03-09
KNPR essay COVID19
A paper by UNLV student Joe Schonenmann about a KNPR segment on different political stances on how Las Vegas, Nevada should respond to the pandemic. -
2020-05-04
Las Vegas Casinos In A Post-COVID-19 World
A student's paper discussing how the pandemic has changed the operation of casinos and gaming in Las Vegas, Nevada. -
03/19/2020
Closed Beaches
Beaches are closed down due to the Pandemic -
2020-04-03
Student accessing wi-fi on closed campus.
I went to the closed UNO campus to pick up supplies from my office in the International Center on a Friday afternoon about two weeks into the closure. A student had pulled a table and chair from the courtyard into the covered patio so he could access the building wi-fi. -
2020-05-12
A Candid Account of My Experiences During Covid-19
A personal account of the pandemic. -
2020-04-20
A Conflicting Agenda
This image portrays two women in downtown Sacramento in protest of the shelter-in-place lockdown that Governor Gavin Newsom implemented. One women is seen holding a sign that portrays Governor Gavin Newsom as part of the Nazi regime or compared with Adolf Hitler. Another woman is seen in the foreground carrying a child on her back with another sign declaring that “All Businesses Are Essential”. Both women are protesting against business closures, unemployment, and being unable to return to the workforce. While with some jobs work is almost guaranteed like those who work for the state, other private and small businesses are suffering. On the other hand, while having the freedom to assemble and speak openly comes with its benefits, the sign depicting Gavin Newsom as a Nazi is quite extreme. The level of ignorance present in this photograph equates its offensive demeanor and deeply undermines the experiences of Holocaust survivors and the other millions of lives lost. For me fellow Sacramentans, seeing signs and descriptions such as these make me feel less proud of the town I live in. I thought the pandemic would help us realize our insensitive words and unnecessary slurs but it’s only reminded many people of a troubled past. The pandemic has truly brought a side of the American people that I have never seen and as a young student seeing adults act with rational thought makes me wonder where our world will be in the next few decades. If the world changes, so do we. Some people have a hard time overcoming adversity and the pandemic has exposed triggers amongst the American people. One of them being economic downfall. The image clearly represents what some individuals believe to be most important and valued in life. It seems that we have reached a point through this pandemic that we no longer prioritize the lives of each other but rather how much money is in the bank. In many ways, this is a reflection of what America was built off of. -
2020-05-13
My Story
A personal account of the pandemic. -
2020-04-07
A Walk through Covid-19 Brooklyn (Shore Parkway Courts)
Walking along Shore Parkway, I see a locked gate and sign informing the public that playing in groups is not permitted. -
2020-04-24
A Walk through Covid-19 Brooklyn (Prospect Park Playground)
Walking in Prospect Park, I see a sign informing the public of a playground closure. -
05/11/2010
Small businesses along Pewaukee Lake closed with space for lease.
It shows the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on small businesses in more rural areas, as they are trying to cope with keeping their businesses despite being closed. -
2020-04-01
Photograph of shuttered liquor store-Charlestown, MA
Photograph of closed liquor store with notice about how to make purchases during quarantine -
2020-05-09
College Student Has to Move Out of the Dorms
I first heard about Coronavirus during my spring break freshman year of college. I didn't think anything of it and definitely did not predict how the rest of the semester would go. I was talking about it with one my friends from back home in Scottsdale and heard that her university had cancelled in-person classes and was transitioning to online for the rest of the semester. This was extremely shocking to me, and I couldn't even fathom staying home past spring break, let alone the rest of the school year. A couple days later, my college, the University of Arizona, did the same. We had a couple days after spring break with no classes for the university to make the transition to online classes. After that, it was time for online learning. These times were extremely unpredictable, and no one knew what was coming next. No one, especially I, never thought that we would have to move out of the dorms and finish the rest of the semester completely online. That was what came next. I was devastated. I mean, I would be missing out on my first-year college experience that I would never be able to make up. I would lose my complete freedom. I would lose the ability to make new friends. I would lose the ability to spend time with the friends I had already made. I was so upset, and at the same time I had to adapt to this new normal. It was definitely not easy. My friends and I set up a date that we would come back to campus to hang out one last time and move out. This day was so depressing, but we tried to make the most of it. Pictured is us on that day. From left to right, Val, Anna, me, and Kiera. I miss them so much right now. I'm writing this at the end of the semester, just having finished the majority of my finals. And I was right, this semester was definitely not easy. I faced an extreme lack of motivation and depression topped by loads of assignments to complete. But what I can say is that while quarantine is still not over and probably will not be over for a while, I'm proud to have finished the school year remotely. I had to adapt to such a unique situation, and I did. I'm sure this story is similar to many college students out there, but I'm glad I was able to share mine, and I hope to look back on this in the future. -
2020-05-10
Public park taped off to prevent access during the COVID-19 pandemic
A table at a park in Bondi Junction, New South Wales, Australia taped off by Waverley Council (the local government authority) to discourage public gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
2020-05-08
Empty Seats At The Restaurant
The image is of a family-owned restaurant with empty seats due to the ongoing pandemic. Their doors have been closed to sit down visitors from late March to the present. -
2020-04-15
Burlington, MA - Epicenter of its Economy is Empty
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Burlington Mall has remained empty. Around this time, shoppers would be gathering in the mall to purchase gifts, clothes, and more. The mall has been the epicenter of Burlington's economy since the 1960s. -
2020-05-08
Spongebob meme
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2020-03-16
Sign posted at Suffolk University's Sawyer Library Reference Desk, at the end of our last day of in-person service.
It is a sign left at the Reference Desk at the end of the last day of in-person Reference service. There were still 175 students who remained on campus, as well as a few faculty. On March 18th all library service moved online, and the physical space of the library was closed. -
2020-03-27
Our Forgotten Parks
May 5th, 2020 COVID-19 has a larger impact than just our economy and the shut in of our population. With schools being closed and classes being moved to online, it is also our public education that is being afflicted by this virus. While economic recessions come and go, missed opportunities for education are sometimes looked over and forgotten, missing their mark on improving someone’s life. Many parks, historical sites, and zoos are currently closed and unable to provide the people an opportunity to explore the world around them. The photo above is the Salem Pioneer Village in Forest River Park and offers a genuine educational look at the puritan ways of life in early Salem. The park offers tours and select hours of operation, meaning it isn’t always open for the public. So a forced closure of this public park has a significant impact, very similar to many other locations that are not privately owned. While this park is small, there are many very large parks that are completely closed and inaccessible to the public. Some of these places being of significance, Acadia National Park, the only national park in New England is currently closed. Another is the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, better known as the AT, is currently closed off to hikers during the best time of the year to accomplish this great feat. COVID-19 will present a significant obstacle in the recovering phase of many of the parks and educational sites throughout the U.S.; however, it does provide an opportunity for nature to relax and not deal with human interaction. -
2020-04-23
Empty Streets
Today is April 23rd 2020 My name is Dylan and I live in the small New England town of Marblehead, just 15 miles north of Boston. Marblehead is one of those small boutique towns that pride themselves on its rich history and position right on the ocean. However, due to COVID-19, Marblehead has effectively become barren and small businesses along our main road are closed until the foreseeable future. This road is usually busy and crowded with traffic, runners, dog walkers, street side parkers, and tourists. This has been the state of the town for weeks now and has been the cause of some small-town discussions online. The closing of businesses in town will be hard felt compared to many other towns and cities because Marblehead is against the establishment of chain stores (besides Dunks and Starbucks of course) and relies heavily on local businesses created by local Marbleheaders. This pandemic will be the cause of many financial issues in our town and as the U.S. remains closed, our town’s income from lobstering and tourism will likely be very limited. The town has also passed rules for those willing to shop, that we must wear face coverings to get our shopping done. And for walkers, walking around town has also been hampered by the closing of certain public locations, parks, and access to walkways connecting different parts of town. As for myself, I prefer to stay indoors for the time being due to our rather poor weather lately. -
2020-03-13
Pit River Tribe Decides to Close Offices
“After careful consideration, the Pit River Tribal Chairperson has made the decision to close our site office to the public due to the increasing concerns related to the COVID-19 virus. This includes cancelling all in person meetings and not allowing anyone besides employees inside any of our buildings..” #IndigenousStories -
2020-04-27
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Extends Casino Closure to May 31st
“As the coronavirus pandemic and response to it continues to affect just about every aspect of our world, we remain committed to the principle that the health and safety of our community is the most important priority.” #IndigenousStories -
2020-04-01
Narragansett Tribe Closes Tribal Parks and Beaches
“Narragansett Indian Tribal DEM Environmental Police and Narragansett Tribal Police Department will continue to monitor Tribal Parks, Camping, Beaches, and Tribal Lands for compliance. If people are blatantly ignoring the new rules and they choose to congregate at Tribal parks and beaches they may be cited if actions and behavior are not corrected.” #IndigenousStories -
2020-05
NC State Parks status during COVID-19 pandemic
how many state parks in the state of North Carolina are closed due to covid-19 -
2020-04-09
Playground biohazard
There is yellow caution tape "closing" a piece of playground equipment. A sign in a plastic sleeve has been taped to the handle of the structure, reading "Danger: Coronavirus Outbreak" with the biohazard symbol. -
2020-04-04
Orlando testing site closed fast again!
Orlando testing site closed fast again! while sitting in it. 250 tests a day with restrictions to qualify for testing in April is not acceptable from our country in my opinion. #HST643 -
2020-05-02
Mask
My husband and I visited Brookdale hoping to take our puppy to the dog park but it was still closed. The first day New Jersey reopened its public parks. Photograph taken by Andrew F. depicting Sakura (Instagram: @asavageheart). -
2020-03-28
James Boag's poignant press ad
I saw this ad in our local paper on the first Saturday after the toughest social distancing restrictions were announced with gatherings in public of more than two people prohibited. I felt this was a very poignant press ad placed by a well-known, sturdy, enduring, local brand. It empathised with the public as well as encouraging support for the distancing measures. -
2020-04-27
My Classroom (pt.1)
This photo was taken for my school's "virtual spirit week". The day was titled "MySpace Monday" and the photo challenge was to take a picture of your workspace. This is picture one of two of my classroom that I am using due to the pandemic. #HST643 -
2020-04-28
COVID-19 and its effect on college students
This is an article on the Niagara Frontier Publications website discussing the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on college students. This article discusses many of the struggles that college students are facing. This article is significant to me because it lists many of the struggles that I am facing as a college student. One of the challenges I am facing is the uncertainty of everything, and not knowing whether my education may be affected in the future. It is difficult to enroll in classes for the next semester without knowing whether they will be online or on campus. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-02
Covid-19 personal experience
Personal experience -
Spring 2020
Life during the Covid-19 Pandemic
The images show a little bit about what life was like during the Covid-19 Pandemic. -
2020-04-28
Coronavirus In LA: Your No-Panic Guide To Daily Life And The New (And Changing) Rules
This article carries a surprisingly large amount of local information based out of the Los Angeles region, ranging from official guidelines to timelines of events. #HST643 -
2020-05-02
Park Closed
Playground closed with caution tape wrapped around the equipment. #HST643 -
2020-04-19
Southern California Protests
This article details the protests that have recently been happening in cities like Huntington Beach and San Clemente in defiance of necessary stay at home orders. #HST643 -
2020-05-02
Thousands of people storm California beaches to protest closures
This resource is an article detailing the ongoing protests taking place in Huntington Beach, CA over the stay-at-home orders given by Governor Gavin Newsom of California. -
2020-04-17
San Clemente, CA Skatepark Closure
The website link leads to an article about the closure of my local skatepark in San Clemente, CA -
2020-03-09
Corona Party
I cannot believe how badly this picture aged. This was taken the day that Fordham cancelled classes due to COVID-19. We all gathered on the green and threw a party to celebrate being out of school. Now all we do it sit at home and be sad about it. In a way it was a nice happy way to say goodbye, but in another way it was very ignorant to the reality of the situation. -
2020-03-23
沈阳粥店挂横幅庆国外疫情 官方:已撤下 正研究处理
This is a Chinese news report -
2020-02-05
Campania Park closed until further notice due to Covid-19
HUM402 The Government has closed all parks until further notice to help control the spread of Covid-19.