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Faculty push not moving Georgia colleges on masks, vaccines
On Aug. 11, the first day of the 2021 Fall semester, Georgia Southern freshman Daeshia Mack, 18, masks up and finds a little space in an upstairs nook at the Russell Union. While masks are encouraged on the GSU campus, in classrooms and the library, they
On Aug. 11, the first day of the 2021 Fall semester, Georgia Southern freshman Daeshia Mack, 18, masks up and finds a little space in an upstairs nook at the Russell Union. While masks are encouraged on the GSU campus, in classrooms and the library, they are not required.
ATLANTA — Protests from faculty members are still rising in Georgia's public universities, although leaders of Georgia's university system are not backing down from their position that schools can't require masks or vaccines.
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