San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 people
Michael Weishan writes from Harvard: "This has placed incredible strains on everyone—staff, student
professors alike,—but particularly on our lower income, first generation
students, as you can read in the Crimson.
These days the College no longer provides free summer storage, and this
crisis requires students to pay to store or ship their things, as well
as to buy airline tickets home on short notice. While the financial aid
office has made some funding available for tickets, many of the our
students have fallen through the cracks. Additionally some of our
international students who can’t return home will have to remain
isolated on campus, and others will be returning home to areas with slow
or no internet service which will make participating in online classes
next to impossible. To make matters worse, all of the students who were
working term-time are now unemployed."
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned on Wednesday the coronavirus situation in the
United States is going to get worse and 'many, many millions' will be
affected.
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