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2020 recap

The Eagle Eye bids 2020 farewell with a recap of the most notable events of the year.

Bella Scarano, A&E Editor • February 16, 2021

January: Starting 2020 off with the awful Australian Wildfires and leaving society devastated by Kobe Bryant's death. February: Covid-19 virus began to spread. March: The...

New Progress on COVID Vaccines

Progress is being made to create and distribute vaccines to ensure that herd immunity is created.

Kendrick Choi, Managing Web Editor • February 9, 2021

It has been almost a year since the COVID-19 pandemic first caused the world to shut down. Now, scientists are making progress to create and distribute vaccines to ensure that herd immunity is created....

The need for a shared vision

As the war against the coronavirus rages on, during a period of transition the American people must unify.

Roman Sergi, Sports Editor • December 3, 2020

It's unescapable. Seemingly every day, even every hour someone or something mentions the coronavirus. A year since the first case, it is still a global problem, revealing the failure of our government. Totaling...

One mask at a time

A local group of community members continue to distribute handmade masks to areas in need through the Health Care Mask Collaborative.

Sofia O'Keefe, Staff Writer • November 5, 2020

After seeing the unfortunate impacts of Covid-19, local politician Stephanie Oddo created a Facebook group known as Healthcare Mask Collaborative (HMC) to manufacture cloth masks in impoverished and high-risk...

Half and half

Students have experienced two weeks of hybrid learning since September 22.

Xiang (Lucy) Chang, Staff Writer • November 1, 2020

Due to the current situation of Covid-19, the school announced the transition from full virtual learning to hybrid learning, that the school will be half virtual and half in person, two weeks ago. On...

Confirmed student cases of coronavirus in Irvine

With schools having been open for in-person learning, concerns regarding students contracting COVID have been realized with two confirmed cases in the Irvine Unified School District

Kendrick Choi, Managing Web Editor • October 29, 2020

With schools returning in-person, it was only a matter of time till students and teachers would test positive for COVID-19. Such an occurrence has struck the Irvine Unified School District days after returning....

A spooky and safe Halloween

Amidst a global pandemic, the CDC has released guidelines for how to safely celebrate Halloween.

Emily Freeborn, Web Editor-in-Chief • October 21, 2020

Following the release of the guidelines, local businesses began adapting to ensure the holiday could be just as much fun as ever.

The senior year we didn’t expect

Even with the unique circumstances of this year, ASB strives to create and plan a memorable senior year.

Maddy Sherwood, Staff Writer • October 2, 2020

Due to COVID-19, this year has brought a variety of challenges. However, ASB continues to work to make this year exciting for students.