COVID-19
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Supreme Court order on CA pandemic worship restrictions should nudge lawmakers in right direction
Read More: Supreme Court order on CA pandemic worship restrictions should nudge lawmakers in right directionThese justices noted the state’s interest in reducing the risk of infection was “compelling” but faulted it for failing to “explain why it cannot address its legitimate concerns with rules…
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Vaccine rollout and pandemic response lay bare the limits of federal competence
Read More: Vaccine rollout and pandemic response lay bare the limits of federal competenceMany were hoping that the change in administration would lead to an improved federal response to the pandemic. Yet reports of federal pandemic failures continue. This could simply be because…
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2021 needs two things to bounce back from 2020
Read More: 2021 needs two things to bounce back from 2020During this first full week of 2021, many feel relieved that 2020 is behind us: We’ve concluded a tumultuous year of pandemic lockdowns, economic hardship and election controversy. Beyond that…
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The physics of COVID-19 vaccine momentum (and opposition)
Read More: The physics of COVID-19 vaccine momentum (and opposition)As political physics generates similar boosts to momentum for opposing causes, we can be grateful that the Christmas and New Year’s holidays bring not only the kind of hope that…
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We wish you a merry Christmas, and a vaccinated new year
Read More: We wish you a merry Christmas, and a vaccinated new yearChristmastime brings feelings of hope and a desire to help those in need – sentiments that are greatly needed in 2020. Developments in the fight against COVID-19 offer additional reason…
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Utah’s new COVID-19 game plan
Read More: Utah’s new COVID-19 game planUtah’s new plan creates a COVID-19 Transmission Index that is transparent and data-driven. Will it be effective?
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Q&A: ‘Our blended program naturally allowed for ebb and flow of closures’
Read More: Q&A: ‘Our blended program naturally allowed for ebb and flow of closures’Because of the coronavirus pandemic, public charter schools like Canyon Grove Academy may soon become the norm for public schooling: creative and flexible, with individualized offerings that allow the creation…
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Gubernatorial debate hits on several education issues
Read More: Gubernatorial debate hits on several education issuesCandidates tackled topics including the coronavirus pandemic, projected growth in the state, job loss, and plenty about education.
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Google, pandemic, and a fragile economy are accelerating changes to higher ed
Read More: Google, pandemic, and a fragile economy are accelerating changes to higher edGoogle’s Career Certificate will likely compound the forces of change already at work in higher education.
