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A Prison Sentence is Not a Death Sentence: How the Criminal Justice System Should Respond to COVID-19
By Hailey Manint The COVID-19 pandemic is a crisis for all of humanity, but especially for vulnerable populations within our society. Prison populations are some of the most at risk when it comes to a public health crisis. Communicable diseases are an inevitability in prison living conditions. Many prisons have Read more…
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The Tea on Beau(tea)
By Mary-Grace Pollet Personal care is a universal topic. It refers to what products we use to maintain our health and wellness daily. Think of our lotion, sunscreen, toothpaste, body wash, shampoo, deodorant, and makeup products. Given that we are constantly exposed to so many of these products that are Read more…
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Pets of PMH
By Maria Strauss In this time of chaos and self-isolation, it is important to take a step back and think of the companionship and amusement our pets provide. Many of us are afraid of what’s to come, but there is one thing that remains the same- the people of PMH Read more…
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How it Feels to be the Corona Class of 2020
By Candace Square As a 3L At Paul M. Hebert Law Center, now would normally be a time of joy and celebration. We are less than 60 days away from that all important graduation date which we have literally shed blood, sweat, and tears to reach. We have been looking Read more…