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Jason Lin, Writer

My name is Jason Lin and I am currently a sophomore at EVHS. I write COVID-19 updates, community news, and sometimes even features. Personally, I enjoy reading biology and drawing in my free time.

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EVHS announces “Childhood Cartoons” on Instagram as the theme for the 2020-2021 BOTC.

EVHS Introduces Their First Virtual BOTC

April 30, 2021
Officials are becoming more optimistic as vaccinations increase and cases decrease.

Vaccination Milestones in the Midst of Decreasing Cases

April 25, 2021
EVHS provides more information on Cohorts and an Opt-In Form on its school website.

EVHS’s First Week of Phase 3 Cohorts

April 23, 2021
Even as vaccination efforts ramp up, officials are warning not to ignore social distancing guidelines.

COVID-19 Variants Increasingly Prevalent As Vaccines Become Available To All Adults

April 18, 2021
Residents in Santa Clara County have begun signing up for COVID vaccines.

The Rising Tide of COVID-19 Variants

April 9, 2021
EVHS Student Body Leadership taking a photo as a cohort. According to ESUHSD and EVHS, cohorts will have a maximum of 15 students indoors and 30 outdoors.

EVHS Students Hesitantly Await In-Person Learning

April 2, 2021
Health officials are urging people not to loosen their guard as Santa Clara risks not being able to keep up with vaccination demand

SAR2-COV-2 Variants Continue to Spread Across Santa Clara

April 2, 2021
A healthcare worker directs a person to self-administer a COVID-19 test. Tests that are currently used may not detect all variants of the disease, including the new UK and South African variants.

Santa Clara County Moves into Orange Tier as SARS-COV-2 Variants Spread

March 28, 2021
After a year of distance learning, more parents are pressuring school districts to resume in-person learning.

California’s New 6.6 Billion Dollar Bill Spark Bay Area School Reopenings

March 21, 2021
Displayed here are vials for the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, both of which require two doses over a period of three weeks. Santa Clara County seeks to limit first-dose appointments in order to conserve vaccines for the second dose.

Santa Clara Vaccine Supplies Drop as Vaccinations Requirements Loosen

March 15, 2021
Indoor dining in Santa Clara county resumed on March 3rd. Seen here are diners at The Alameda in San Jose, Calif. Original source: https://www.mercurynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/SJM-L-INDOOR-0303-3.jpg?w=860

Santa Clara County Moves to COVID-19 Red Tier, Restrictions Loosened

March 5, 2021
A COVID-19 testing site at Stanford University, which uses the antibody method. (Source: iTechScience)

Santa Clara’s COVID-19 Situation: Week of February 8-14

February 17, 2021
As he takes office on January 20th, President Biden hopes to hit the ground running with new, promising measures to confront the COVID-19 pandemic. photo via Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons license (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz)

Biden’s COVID-19 Plan

January 28, 2021
Vaccine shortages continue to compound government inoculation efforts (Source: Yahoo News)

New B117 Strain and the Great US Vaccination Shortage

January 26, 2021
States Scramble for Vaccines as Federal Government Announce Reduced Doses

States Scramble for Vaccines as Federal Government Announce Reduced Doses

December 29, 2020
While stringent lockdowns and travel restrictions from COVID-19 have reduced CO2 emissions, they may only be a temporary fix. Photo via Wikimedia Commons under Creative Commons license (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Viru_Bog,_Parque_Nacional_Lahemaa,_Estonia,_2012-08-12,_DD_60.JPG)

COVID-19 Lockdowns Harms the Environment

December 9, 2020
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