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Since we’re all trapped inside for the time being, the ECHO is here to help with some suggestions of activities to do, in case you used to pay attention to …
The ECHO’s Here to Help You Stave off Boredom Read More
“I had the weirdest dream last night [where] we were back at school but we had this emergency and we were all running, trying to grab our books and get …
Teachers navigate school from home Read More
For our final installment in this column, I thought it would be good to talk about something that no matter how many walks you go on or how perfect your …
Advice for Isolation, Scheduling & Learning at Home, Part III: Isolation Read More
On March 12, when coronavirus popped from media headlines and into real-life with the cancelation of schools, many religious institutions followed suit, canceling services, textual studies and community get-togethers. Easter, …
Observing Religion While Social Distancing Read More
Every day, at around 8 p.m., I get a rush of both fear and assurance. My kitchen door opens, and I get to hear my dad saying, “Is anyone home?” …
Quarantining with an Essential Doctor Read More
With so many people impacted by the spread of Covid-19, former East student Tanya Qu decided to take action and help the community by creating an online art auction with …
Student-created art auction raises $7,000 for charity Read More
I have absolutely no respect for people who aren’t adhering to social distancing. This isn’t fun for any of us. I can at least speak for myself when I say …
We need to respect the stay-at-home order Read More
It seems that COVID-19 has made going outside a new hobby for me. In the past few weeks, I’ve found myself going outside drastically more. Going outside means an escape …
Our new hobby: going outside Read More
COVID-19 has forced us all to deal with a new situation, be it online learning, teaching, or even just being at home all day. We have to ask ourselves a …
Advice for Learning and Isolation, Part II: Scheduling Read More