Some, yes.

… members. Additionally, “normal” was almost 1 in 6 U.S. children living in poverty — but I digress. Colleges and universities across the country are reopening their doors as I write. Academic and higher-ed analyst Jeffery Selingo pointed out earlier this month that college staff are…
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Some, yes. But mainly 4-year institutions, not community colleges. And mainly publics, not privates. The wealthier institutions are remaining closed. Why might this be?
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Author of Paying the Price, founder of the #RealCollege movement, the Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice, and Believe in Students
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