During the period of new coronary pneumonia, health care workers working in the quarantine area, what are their mentality or life, and what are their views on the virus.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Find and interview no fewer than five people of your choice on a topic also of your choice. The interviews must produce at least enough intelligence for you to be able to produce an interesting and unified story.
For example, you might wish to interview students, faculty and staff about parking issues , about online learning, about the pace of summer classes as they differ from fall and spring semester classes, or about whether and why students prefer to live on or off campus. (Please do not use any of these topics, be creative and find your own.)
If you interview your friends, partners, roommates, classmates or professional associates, you will need that many additional sources for this story. In other words, friends, family, classmates and roommates do not count as sources for this story.
All interviews must be conducted in person (face to face while masked and socially distant, through video calls or on the telephone), and each interview subject must be made to understand why he is being interviewed and that his responses may be published.
All sources must be clearly identified by first and last name. Remember that students should also be identified by their class rank (freshman, sophomore, junior, senior), major, and hometown. Non-students should be identified in a way that readers understand why they were interviewed for your story.
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