Brothers

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This comic is a simplified representation of how we’ve been able to connect with our fellow students in these curious times. The top left panel depicts two students sitting on one of the benches, a sign in the middle separating them. In the bottom left, students attend an online class with very degrees of video quality. In the bottom right, two students sit in the bottom right eating a lunch, plexiglass dividers hindering their discussion. In the top right, we talk online, one kid streaming his art so that everyone can enjoy it together.

Nick Evanich '22
Nick Evanich '22
I do the comics. I’m also an editor of the Jesuit Journal, an ambassador, and part of the bowling team.
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