St. Olaf Reports 38 Cases Of COVID-19 Among Students, Staff
The first day of online class at St. Olaf, students learned the college suspended 17 for attending an off-campus party. At the time, eight students had tested positive.
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The first day of online class at St. Olaf, students learned the college suspended 17 for attending an off-campus party. At the time, eight students had tested positive.
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