PHOTOS AND DESIGN BY KIERSTEN OLSON

VOLUME 21. ISSUE 4.

Wind-Up staffers explore relationships, and how they’ve fared in COVID-19. They take on several angles: our romantic relationships, our relationships with the school community, and our relationship with the broader community.

Maintaining community

news by lily conybeare

Relationships that build our community shifted during the pandemic. Through this, an opportunity to adapt and assist confronted us all. SJHS staff members Mr. Scott Portt and Mr. Matthew Waters connected with our community in a new way despite—because of—COVID…

Introverts in COVID

feature by josh hafley

Not being able to be with friends and family during this ongoing pandemic can be taxing for a lot of people, however not all people think this way. Introverts and people who enjoy alone time have found some elements quite enjoyable….

Extroverts in COVID

feature by norah judge

The SJHS community looks very different this year compared to years prior– people are really making an effort to avoid contact with others. For extroverts, this has caused their connection to friends, strangers, and the school to change and it’s been tough to navigate…

E.P. Clarke takes on COVID-19

feature by morgan covert

The state has sent elementary schools into unknown territory as high schools and middle schools across the state are getting all the attention. It’s time to take a visit into this world and see how everyone is coping…

Pandemic romance: how to start a relationship

feature by lea douglas

Pandemic or not–dating has been hard for a majority of people, but COVID has only made finding love more difficult. While dating apps may temporarily solve your dating problems, read along for tips to navigating love during lockdown…

Pandemic romance: how to maintain a relationship

feature by brennen kerns

It takes two halves to make a whole and relationships are about more than just procreation. Not enough people are invested in the other. A healthy relationship should always strive to move forward…