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By Grace Howell The world right now is on edge. The novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, has swept across the globe causing communities to take drastic measures to protect themselves.

Every day people are stocking up on their household necessities as they continue to social distance themselves. Others are worrying about their jobs, whether or not they will retain an income.

Students are learning from home, a place that has become a refuge and a trap. Fear of catching the coronavirus is real and present, and therefore intruding every part of our lives.

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