Items
Identifier is exactly
HIST15H
-
2020-05-14How COVID-19 Changed The Way We Served Coffee
The life of a essential Barista! -
2020-05-12
A Candid Account of My Experiences During Covid-19
A personal account of the pandemic. -
2020-05-13
Finding hope in a pandemic
A personal account of the pandemic. -
2020-05-10What I do to Help Pass the Time
I was really bored and needed something to help me pass the time while stuck at home. I was able to purchase this paint by number kit online. I severely underestimated how much time it would take to complete this painting. The portion that is painted took me about three days of on and off work. I am still working on it, and I have all the time in the world right now. It is interesting to see how different people pass their time during the pandemic. Some people are doing major projects while others just small ones. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-12Days Blurring Together - Spiderman Meme
I saw this meme while swiping through an app called Ifunny. The image was amusing and very relatable. I realized in the moment that I did not actually remember what day it was because of the zero structure in my life now. It is a funny take on the situation everyone is in. #CSUS #HIST15H -
05/12/2020Increased Traffic on Online Gaming Servers: League of Legends
The image is a permanent message posted on the game client of League of Legends since the quarantine began. As more people are spending time at home, the online gaming servers of League of Legends are being overburdened because too many people are accessing the game at the same time. This leads to game lag and increased strain on the internet service providers. This seems to be a direct effect of the Covid-19 outbreak since more people have free time, why not make time move faster by playing video games. I am certain there is increased traffic with all video games, online or offline, because video games are a popular source of home entertainment in today's world. Riot Games created the image. They are the company responsible for creating the game League of Legends. -
2020-05-12Perspective of a First Generation Pakistani American University Student: The benefits of a campus and the difficult transition to the "Virtual Classroom"
#CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-12
Life during COVID for a college student
Curator's note: see attached PDF. -
2020-05-07
A Change of Pace: Life During Quarantine
This is just a brief look into my personal adjustment to the COVID-19 quarantine and how it has affected my everyday life. I discuss what an average day looks like for me in light of the situation. I also highlight the challenges I have faced during this time, as well as the changes that have occurred in my life. #CSUS #HIST15H -
05/06/2020Joslyn Barragan Oral History, 2020/05/06
This recording is the life changes I have had to go through due to COVID 19. Not only has my life changed but American society as well. This health crisis has brought lots of fear to lose in high risk of being affected. So staying at home has become the new normal for me and most Americans. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-01The New Normal
Due to the pandemic, the enforcement of using masks has changed my daily life. I had never had to use a masks but now I can’t enter any store without having one. Any store that requires masks won’t let anyone enter it without. This enforcement has gotten in me habit of never leaving my home without facial protection due to my fear of not being able to proceed with my normal everyday life. Though I know it is for the safety of my community it still has taken a huge part of my routine. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-06President Trumps Contribution
This is a funny meme regarding Trump giving out the $1200 stimulus to help people affected by the virus. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-06Encouraging words
It is a funny meme encouraging citizens to stay home and stop the spread of the virus. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-06Takeover of Corona
Life in quarantine has been a unique experience. -
04/20/2020Dead but Free
Governor Newsom had implement the stay-at-home order for the safety of Californians but some don’t follow it due to the fact that Americans are born with freedom and don't have to stay in their homes if they don't desire to do so. So this meme is addressing how people still go out although the amounts of killed and affected by COVID 19 are skyrocketing as I speak. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-04Hunger games meme made for COVID-19
This meme shows how scared people were going out in public for things like grocery shopping, since it seemed like the virus was everywhere and out to get you. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-05Coronavirus Realizations
My personal recollections of the coronavirus, and the need to hold loved ones even closer. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-04-01The Office Coronavirus Meme
This meme resonated with me because it's very true, and it speaks volumes. The reaction of the time traveler would be exactly like the meme because 2020 seems like a terrible year. There are a lot of bad things about it outside of coronavirus, but the coronavirus is the main problem of 2020. I thought it was weird when I realized we were living in history right now, we are on lockdown and I had never imagined anything like this before. This year will be remembered forever, because I guarantee the world won't be the same for a while after this, possibly never the same again. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-04-01Pennywise Coronavirus Meme
This meme was funny to me because it shows the extremes that people are willing to go to, in order to get things like hand sanitizer during this time. This relates to my life because whenever I've gone to the store for groceries, I see signs in the front saying "no hand sanitizer, no sanitization wipes, no toilet paper, etc." or "limit 1 hand sanitizer per person". I didn't know it would get that crazy, but I guess Pennywise has a new way to get kids to come into the sewers with him in 2020. #CSUS #HIST15H -
2020-05-05
How I Am Affected By The Coronavirus
This is a description of how I directly have been affected by the coronavirus, financially and in day-to-day activities. #CSUS #HIST15H -
04/22/2020"It’s OK to Find Humor in Some of This"
This is an article about all the memes surfacing about the coronavirus, and whether or not it's okay to make jokes about what is going on. # # -
2020-05-05Quarantine in Lemoore, California
This journal entry illustrates my experiences throughout the pandemic while living with my family in Lemoore, California. -
2020-05-01Kings County COVID-19 Cases Surpass 100
I viewed my county as a safe haven because the Kings County only had a handful of positive cases when the stay at home order was established. Now, we have surpassed 100 cases and the positive cases are continuing to rise. -
2020-05-01Visalia's MAGA Mayday rally urges Newsom to reopen California
This image illustrates the irony of the protests within the Central Valley. There are currently 743 positive cases within Visalia's county (Tulare County), and 40 deaths within that county as well. -
2020-04-13Grandparents watching the news on Covid-19/coronavirus / Hist15H CSUS
This image shows two elderly people, a man, and women, sitting on their couch watching a news report of another coronavirus case. A cat is sitting on the couch as well which shows how the only company they had other than themselves was their pets and the TV. Many immunocompetent members of our society have to stay home during this pandemic because they do not want to risk contracting the disease. Many elderly specifically are afraid to even go to the grocery store in fear of the virus, so instead, they spend their days at home. Many people are watching the news and keeping u with politics even more now, looking out for the next changes that are to take place with this novel virus. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-17cXkpAIG/ -
2020-05-03Mother Health Care Professionals and their children
This image displays a baby, reaching out and touching the face shield of what seems to be her mother all gowned up and dressed in PPE. The woman in the picture who seems to be a health care worker who is also a mother is crying as she is torn away from beating able to hug and kiss her child because of the possibility of being infected after working in the hospital with coronavirus patients. This picture is especially special because it touches upon the hardships that health care workers are facing after working with patients all-day and not being able to have that relief of coming home and being comforted by their family members. This post was also made right before mother's day. The caption to this picture was in Portuguese and said "Mães. Hoje é o vosso dia. Esta ilustração vem ao encontro das mensagens que fui recebendo de profissionais de saúde que anseiam voltar a abraçar os filhos. Continuem com a mesma força de sempre. A cuidar dos filhos, dos pais e dos avós de alguém. O coração dos vossos filhos está carregado de orgulho. 🖤 a todas as mães um grande beijinho, um especial à minha. ✨ ©️2020, Sofia Pádua." When translated to English it said "Mothers. Today is your day. This illustration is in line with the messages I have received from health professionals who want to hug their children again. Continue with the same strength as always. Taking care of someone's children, parents, and grandparents. Your children's hearts are filled with pride. A big kiss to all mothers, a special one to mine. ✨ © ️2020, Sofia Pádua." -
2020-03-20Battling the Coronavirus on the Home Front
This article contains a political cartoon drawing stating that "We Can Do it!" The political cartoon reminded me of past political images I have seen in the past. It communicates that we can all unite to wash our hands and get rid of COVID-19. Julian Lapidus, CSUS, HIST15H -
2000-05-02Interim Guidance for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Systems and 911 Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) for COVID-19 in the United States
The article describes what first respondents should do in the case of an infected case. This article personally communicates to me that if I would get symptoms of COVID-19, I would know who to go to for help. #HIST15H -
2020-05-01My Personal Life & Reflections During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Julian Lapidus, CSUS, HIST15H
The text describes my personal reflections and life during the COVID-19 Pandemic