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BY MADISON RAE | SQ ONLINE WRITER | SQ ONLINE (2017-18) _____________________________________________________________________ California is well-known for its strict environmental standards: we see their... Read More

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VIRAL VIRTUAL UPDATES: Check out this amazing anim VIRAL VIRTUAL UPDATES: Check out this amazing animation by biology student & SQ illustrator Diana Presas (@dianasdoodling) illustrating how coronavirus infects cells. The U.S. is seeing a huge spike in coronavirus cases across the country, with as many as 6,000 new cases in California alone. Please continue to wear masks and respect social distancing measures to keep yourselves and your community safe during this pandemic.
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