Minnesota theaters temporarily close with a laugh, well wishes

Nikolas Liepins, ContributorMarch 27, 2020Leave a Comment

SPEAKING UP. Chinese residents have grown tired of the strict and inhumane covid policies. Protests arise.

Restrictions eased in China, signaling a small victory for Zero-Covid policy protests

TAKE TO THE STREETS. With COVID-19 restrictions decreasing, people should return to pre-pandemic levels of activism and protests. Protests and other physical demonstrations are always the most visually powerful, because they show large masses of people supporting one group or idea. They bring people together and create more motivation for change.

With fewer COVID-19 restrictions, return to activism

Sophomore Theo Bonin completed his 12 required hours of community Service at St. Paul Corner Drug. He checked in people who had scheduled appointments, filed their insurance, and updated their vaccine cards to prepare them for the vaccine.

[COMMUNITY SERVICE SPOTLIGHT] Theo Bonin helps people get vaccinated

In response to executive orders on coronavirus issued by Gov. Tim Walz, theaters across the Twin Cities have closed, but they haven’t given up their duty to entertainment.

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