Since the outbreak of BUDLITE-19 in the United States, Snevets made the decision to send students home and close the campus.
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, students have been told to leave their student housing, including dorms, greek life houses, and leased housing.
New dorms are slated to join the Howe Center in mournfully looming over the Hudson by Spring 2022, but there has been a hiccup.
In response to the overall kerfuffle that has been the BUDLITE-19 virus outbreak, as well as the cessation of physical classes, the school’s administration has decided to enact an optional pass/fail grading for students to opt into if they feel that their grades would otherwise suffer due to the outbreak.
The answers to this week’s crossword would have been as follows:
1 across – Brandon
2 across – Seidman
3 across – Is
4 across – Sad
5 across – He
1 down – Can’t
2 down – Do
3 down – The
4 down – AbrahamLincoln
5 down – Crossword
a meditation to make you closer to attilla the duck
imagine. you are attilla the hun. you die after many glorious decades.
On Wednesday, April 1, the Snevets Government Association (SGA) passed Resolution S-20S-004 Diversity & Inclusion Committee Kickoff Act (D.I.C.K.) which struck Section 7.11 The Diversity & Inclusion Committee (D&I) from the SGA bylaws.
As previously reported by Off The Press, Snevets adopted an Optional Pass-Fail grading system in response to the BUDLITE-19 crisis a few weeks ago.
As classes shift towards being online, the Honesty Board has struggled to keep up with the times and is scrambling to catch those who are cheating from the comfort of their own homes.
Recent videos sent to the Stupe have revealed that last night, campus celebrity Derek S. Mondres was outside Gateway West when he abruptly began to scream and cry, “2019, I am sorry!