Next week I'll find out if I'll be teaching a second semester online, or if we'll go back to in-person classes. A week ago I'd have told you it's a 50-50 proposition. As of now, I'm almost certain we'll be doing distance learning again. To wit:
"Korea added 197 new cases of the coronavirus Sunday, down from 279 cases the day before, as a cluster at a politically controversial church in Seoul continues to grow — and spread across the nation.
The vast majority of the new infections were reported in Seoul, 89 cases, and Gyeonggi, 67 cases.
By Monday noon, the cluster from Sarang Jeil Church in Seongbuk District, central Seoul, a Presbyterian church with some 4,000 adherents, reached 319 related cases, the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) announced.
That’s 70 additional cases from 24 hours earlier."
The United States does not have a monopoly on religious ignorance.
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