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Outline of toilet paper, and hand sanitizer, sitting on top of table. There have been many item shortages, due to the coronavirus, the most noticeable of which is toilet paper, and hand sanitizer; those two objects are missing from the photo, but they just left their outline. “We believe that everyone deserves to have access to fresh, affordable food, and essentials, especially in times of uncertainty. That’s why our teams are working so hard to keep our stores clea, open, and stocked. As trucks and products come in we are stocking to the shelves, and filling what we have available to us,” said Mount Washington Kroger Store Manager Mike Brentzel, “We will continue to see low stock on some limited items, as long as the demand is high, and customers continue to change their lifestyles. My associates, and management team, will continue to deliver the safest shopping environment with stocked shelves for our customers.”

We Said Hello To COVID-19, But Goodbye To Toilet Paper and Hand Sanitizer

April 24, 2020

Someone looking outgoing, arms up, ready for pretty much anything, on the bottom. Someone looking shy, hunched over, and not doing much, above that photo. “The difference is usually more of a personal opinion, but I say the biggest difference is confidence. Introverts tend to be more worried about what people think, so they keep to themselves. But being an extrovert, even if you care, you don't let it get to you, and what people think of you doesn't really matter, so you can be bold, and louder. That's the main reason why I switched (to an extrovert), because I just realized that there are going to be people who don't like you, and you can't let that keep you from living,” said extrovert freshman Kendall McGarry.

The Introvert Versus The Extrovert

April 17, 2020

Coronavirus Effects on First Responders

April 13, 2020

Someone coughing into their arm, with someone looking at them scared. In the current world we live in, if you cough, you are probably going to be suspected of this coronavirus, and people are going to look at you scared.

The Coronavirus Versus The Flu

April 8, 2020

NTI Learning Extended for Two Weeks

March 20, 2020

Worries Concerning Childcare During COVID-19 Shutdowns

March 19, 2020

YMCA Temporay Shut Down Leaves Students Without Pay

March 17, 2020

Remembering Kennedy Hall

Ella Olds, Magazine Editor

January 27, 2020

Kennedy Hall was a graduate of Bullitt East in 2019. Hall was a respected member of the community and equally respected by his family and friends. He was a good student but still managed to have his teenage years filled with memories...

Freshman Karley Britt and her stepgrandpa, Ronald Thompson, hugging in the top photo, and Britt and her grandma, Donna Thompson, hugging in the bottom photo. Stepfamily can be just as close as blood related family, with this step relationship and blood related relationship hugging in the same way. “I’m big on my faith, and God, and one of the major teachings is that you love everybody. And so, that’s kind of how I live my life, where we’re supposed to love one another,” said Ronald Thompson.

Step Family Versus Blood-Related Family

January 15, 2020

The Unknown Parental Alienation Syndrome

December 14, 2019

Photo credit: creative commons. An example of a sticker voters get after submitting their ballots.

Election Day Determines Kentucky’s Future

November 7, 2019

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