March 30, 2020
Daniel de Beer (‘23) is the Opinions Editor: Online for The Standard. He likes writing about the school’s curriculum, groups or clubs he finds interesting,...
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Members of community discuss herd immunity as method to manage COVID-19
November 24, 2020
The Standard Podcast: Episode 8, “Open Forum Society” with Ayla and Maya Dhar (’22)
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November 20, 2020
![SJC celebrated World AIDS Day Dec. 1, which aims to raise awareness of the AIDS pandemic. Students and faculty were encouraged to wear red in support of the cause. As a student who participated, Cate Parkinson (’21) said that conversations surrounding the illness are extremely important and must be discussed more. “[AIDS is] just not discussed enough, especially regarding the stigma around the illness since it started in the '80s,” she said. “I think that any effort to promote education about causes like these is a positive.” • Photo and reporting by Cameron Spurr](https://standard.asl.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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Awesome video guys! Always wondered about that! Nice graphics too.
Very interesting and nice, clear explanations!
Thank you – I have long wondered about this.