Posted on 04/16/2020 7:07:38 AM PDT by Bruiser 10
Harvard University is not ruling out the possibility that it might not open its campus again to students until 2021.
The announcement comes as Harvard researchers have said that social distancing measures may be necessary until 2022.
"We are analyzing multiple scenarios, but, in the end, we will be guided by public health considerations—just as we were in deciding on March 10 to send students home and then to implement plans for remote work"
In a message to students on Monday, Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow wrote, "Many of you are concerned about plans for the fall. We are analyzing multiple scenarios, but, in the end, we will be guided by public health considerations—just as we were in deciding on March 10 to send students home and then to implement plans for remote work."
With Harvard's summer courses now entirely online, Bacow says the university is now "focused on the fall" and determining the latest possible date by which a decision on fall courses will need to be made even amid a "tremendous amount of uncertainty," the Harvard Crimson reported
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including the Kennedy School of Government
Is Pocahontas still on the Harvard payroll?
Lol
I know it likely won’t be but would that be great if this was a turning point in history for higher education. When people realize what their kids were learning and the kids realize they don’t need to spend a fortune and can go to school online
Now, don’t panic, everyone. There will be no shortage of lying politicians, crooked judges, and arrogant, smirking elitists - we have a surplus of them already.
The law school who came up with outsourcing, H1b, Service Economy and way too many lawyers.
I’d say do Americans a favor and close forever.
Case Western always sounds like a tractor manufacturer to me.
I know. It is a weird name.
So how do you pronounce it?
LGBT and other perverts, minorities, the triggered, and communists hardest hit...
Why not 2050?
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