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Dealing with the Wuhan coronavirus confounded many institutions of higher learning in the United States and it seems that many months into the pandemic, schools are still struggling to figure out how to cope with new variants and surging cases as President Biden’s promise to “shut down the virus” falls flat.
Enter Georgetown University in our nation’s capital where students have been informed that, yet again, learning in the start of the new year would be done remotely. Confusingly, though, Georgetown is allowing its undergraduate students to return to their student housing as originally planned.Citing “the […]
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