>> Cornell already had a full school year last year without any breakout cases, proving that this isn't the real trade-off being made Could you elaborate on "f

>> Cornell already had a full school year last year without any breakout cases, proving that this isn't the real trade-off being made Could you elaborate on "full school year"? Honestly curious as a Cornell alum. The Cornell Daily Sun mentions that many classes were fully virtual for those opting on-campus and that many students did school remotely for the year. https://cornellsun.com/2020/10/14/remote-students-reflect-on-decision-to-stay-home-for-semester/ https://cornellsun.com/2020/10/14/remote-students-reflect-on... The Academic Year notice was vague about open/shut: https://finaid.cornell.edu/academic-year-2020-2021-statement-regarding-covid-19 https://finaid.cornell.edu/academic-year-2020-2021-statement...