List of 20 news stories.

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  Bodhan Chiravuri Designs Toilets For Astronaunts

  Aisha Nabali ’23 Campus Correspondent
  There are several privileges and commodities we take for granted on Earth, and being able to use the bathroom is one of them.
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  Chatting With Art Teacher Legend, Peter Ziou

  Amalia Tuchmann ’23 Campus Correspondent
  Peter Ziou is nothing short of a celebrity on Hopkins campus.
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  Diversity and Climate: Community Reacts to Cabinet Picks

  Zoe Sommer ’23 Campus Correspondent
  On January 20, 2021, at 12:00 pm, Joseph R. Biden was sworn into office, becoming the forty-sixth President of the United States.
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  Home for the Holidays: “A Thanksgiving Meal Sans the Extended Family”

  Rose Robertson ’24 Campus Correspondent
  As health experts worry about a surge in coronavirus cases this holiday season, members of our Hopkins community have adapted traditions to hold onto valuable family time that usually comes with the Thanksgiving and winter breaks.

• Senior College Essay Hooks

  The Class of 2020 shares a glimpse into their essays as they near the end of the college application process:
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  Senior Holiday Wishes

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  Student Council Adapts Winter Holiday Traditions

  Vivian Wang ’23, Evie Doolittle ’23 Assistant Features Editors
  As the holiday season approaches, in the midst of a pandemic, Hopkins continues to uphold its winter traditions.
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  Students Volunteer for Local and Statewide Elections

  Megan Davis ’23, Connor Tonasull ’24 Campus Correspondents
  In an election where more voters than ever got out to the polls and mailed in ballots, many Hopkins students chose to get involved in local and statewide electoral politics for the first time.
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  Clubs Transition to Online Meetings

  Evangeline Doolittle ‘23 Assistant Features Editor
  The coronavirus has impacted the way Hopkins clubs and student-led activities run, causing most clubs to transition to an entirely online format.
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  Election 2020 Discussions Take Over The Hill

  Emmett Dowd ’21 Features Editor
  It’s officially election season on The Hill and across the nation.
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  Hop Admissions Process Adapts to Covid-19

  Sophie Sonnenfeld ’21 Lead Features Editor
  Amidst the Covid-19 crisis, the Hopkins Admissions Team is keeping standardized testing requirements and creating new ways to let students in while keeping the virus out.
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  New Students Adjust to Life on The Hill

  Vivian Wang ‘23 Assistant Features Editor
  With the fall semester underway, students who are new to Hopkins are adjusting themselves to a new school environment, along with the hybrid learning model and other newly implemented COVID-19 safety procedures.
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  Welcome to The Hill!

  The Razor welcomes new faculty and staff to Hopkins. Here are some personal introductions and tidbits. Be sure to give them a warm welcome!
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  Welcome New Faculty!

  The Features Staff
  The Razor welcomes new faculty and staff to Hopkins. Here are some personal introductions and tidbits. Be sure to give them a warm welcome!
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  Zoom and Learning in the Time of COVID

  Evie Dootlittle '22 Assistant Features Editor
  Using media platforms, like Zoom, to conduct school presents opportunities and challenges as the Hopkins student body adapts to a new normal.

• Class of 2020 College List
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  Staying at Home and Staying Busy: Quarantine Activities

  Emmett Dowd '21 Features Editor
  The Hopkins community is finding ways to go beyond their comfort zones, expand their horizons, and try things they never would have, if not for COVID-19.
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  Students and Adults Volunteer Amidst Crisis

  Vivian Wang ’23 Assistant Features Editor and Sophie Sonnenfeld ’21 Lead Features Editor
  After reading through articles and posts online about the coronavirus pandemic, Sara Kenyon ‘23 got to work.
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  Alum to Alderman

  Evie Doolittle '23, Assistant Features Editor
  This past fall, Eli Sabin ’18, a sophomore at Yale University studying political science, and a lifelong East Rock resident, became the youngest person to be elected to the New Haven Board of Alders.
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  COVID-19 and the Blame Game

  Anjali Subramanian '22 News Editor and Vivian Wang '23 Assistant Editor
  In November 2019, the first case of coronavirus, or COVID-19, was diagnosed in Wuhan, China. As the virus spread, Asian governments were accused of facilitating the rise of coronavirus through unsanitary wet markets and the concealment of news. As these ideas circulated, Asians around the world became victims of both verbal and physical harassment.