It's Corona Time
How to beat the boredom during “social distancing”
Isabella Scipioni
Editor-in-Chief
   As schools close across the country for potentially weeks on end, students are stuck inside wondering how to spend their impromptu break due to the pandemic outbreak of Covid-19. 
   Health officials around the country are urging all people, no matter the age, health, or risk level, to stay inside and practice “social distancing,” or avoiding crowds and unnecessary social interactions with others to slow the spread of the virus and to prevent hospitals from becoming overrun. 
   Despite the obvious benefits to public health, it can be hard to stay entertained during this unprecedented time, especially without the distraction of school, work, and extracurricular events.
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How Spongebob hit "Rock Bottom"
The rise and fall of a childhood icon
Carlo Brienza
Sports Editor
   In 1999, a marine biologist named Stephen Hillenburg graced the world with a childhood cartoon that in many ways would define a generation--“Spongebob Squarepants.” 
   After airing only one episode, the loveable sponge had entrapped the minds of his youthful audience with his likeable character design and passion for fry cooking. As the first season progressed, adults and children alike fell in love with this simple show because it had something for everyone. Children could sit mindlessly and laugh as Patrick idiotically hammers a board into the base of his skull while parents subtly chuckle at the less school appropriate double entendres. 
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Congratulations to the editor-in-chief and the staff of The Freedom Forum for being receiving First Place in the 2019 American Scholastic Press Association Awards. This organization judges publications from high school and colleges across the United States. 
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