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Freddie

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2. Same with my niece's school

Reply to Buckeye_Democrat (Reply #1)

Sun Aug 30, 2020, 07:12 AM

Aug 2020

Bloomsburg (State) Univ in PA. Students moved back 2 weeks ago. The official reasoning was very low case numbers in the rural county (like students weren’t returning from all over the state and out of state??) Now there’s over 100 cases already, classes have moved to all-online and she’ll probably move back home soon as she lives in a university-owned apartment. Rinse and repeat for every other college in the country.

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Cuomo: Colleges With COVID Spikes Will Move to Remote Learning [View all] TexasTowelie Aug 2020 OP

Schools will obviously make it worse. Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2020 #1

Same with my niece's school Freddie Aug 2020 #2

And not just the colleges, of course. Buckeye_Democrat Aug 2020 #3