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SF State students share experiences on Zoom fatigue

Shelley Wang and Sean Reyes

October 12, 2020

 

Xpress Yourself dives into the changes and struggles of virtual learning as four SF State students share their experiences. From physical and mental strains to missing a real university atmosphere, students are doing what they can to cope. Now that the Spring 2021 semester is fully online, these students express concern for themselves and students who are continuing to attend virtual learning courses at SF State.

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Shelley Wang, Staff Reporter

Sean Reyes, Photographer

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James Aguilar, an SF State political science major, is finishing his term as director of Government and Community Relations for Associated Students, and is now running for the 18th district seat in the state assembly. (Kyran Berlin / Golden Gate Xpress)(Kyran Berlin / Golden Gate Xpress)
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The side entrance to the Fine Arts building at SF State on May 4, 2021. Due to the pandemic, classes were moved from in-person to online which made it impossible for students in the Master’s of Fine Arts to see their work on a physical stage. (Samantha Laurey / Golden Gate Xpress)
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Two skateboarders skate down the ramp in front of the Fine Arts Building at SF State on Feb. 5, 2021. (Cameron Lee / Golden Gate Xpress)
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Vlog: Receiving the First Dose of the Pfizer Vaccine
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ExCo: SF State’s hidden gem
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Janiece Oropeza (left) and mother Janice Marie Garcia (right) pose for a portrait at SF State Children's Campus on March 5, 2021. (Avery Wilcox / Golden Gate Xpress)
SF State student-mothers balance school and life

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