Stanford University canceled in-person classes for the final two weeks of the quarter, switching to online instruction amid rising concern about the coronavirus outbreak.

Stanford, others switch to online classes temporarily amid coronavirus fears

calloway1972's picture

I'd say by this time next

I'd say by this time next month you'll be eating your pets.

Think of it as a trial run for a Bernie Sanders Presidency.

Considering how many liberals these days have dogs in lieu of kids I think they will be fine.

fischbobber's picture

This time next month...

I should be pulling greens from the garden. I'm a laborer. As such, I always keep canned and dry goods around. Just in case I'm injured and need to get by. I'll get by. I have insurance. I have a garden. I have a BB gun and plenty of fat squirrels. Everything is going to be all right, except for the homeless and uninsured. It's why there's going to be a Bernie Presidency, it's not what the result would be.

Knoxoasis's picture

Your faith is touching, but

Your faith is touching, but after tonight it will time to leave those dreams behind and get behind zombie Bob Dole.

bizgrrl's picture

Vanderbilt going to online

Vanderbilt going to online classes.
University of Florida recommending online classes, not yet required.
Others around the country doing the same.

jbr's picture

Harvard University moves classes online, students off campus

In response to the coronavirus outbreak, Harvard University has moved its classes online in an effort to quell the virus from infecting its students.

The university released a statement asking students to not return to campus after spring recess and to meet academic requirements remotely until further notice.

Coronavirus concerns prompt Harvard University to move classes online, keep students off campus

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