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May 29, 2020 8 min

Episode 3: Tragedy

from COVID-18 Hosted by Rachel Livinal

In the third week of quarantine, tragedies take over. Not only is the weather posing a whole new threat for mental health, but with the news of the week, things are reaching a tipping point of sadness. Teenage suicide becomes all too personal, as well as the count of deaths from the coronavirus rising. Seniors share their thoughts and connections to these stories. Seniors in order of Appearance: Akina Westmoreland from Buhach Colony High School, Melanie Lemus from El Capitan High School, Christina Rhaburn from El Capitan High School, Pete Garcia from El Capitan High School, Aliyah Moreno from El Capitan High School, Special credit to KCRA-3 for their information and news segment.

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In the third week of quarantine, tragedies take over. Not only is the weather posing a whole new threat for mental health, but with the news of the week, things are reaching a tipping point of sadness. Teenage suicide becomes all too personal, as well as the count of deaths from the coronavirus rising. Seniors share their thoughts and connections to these stories.

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