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    Connection and Comfort

    Jul 07, 2021 2 minutes

    COLLEGE JUNIOR Courtney Knerr, co-chair of the Tiger Audubon campus chapter in spring 2020, was cramming for an exam. Knerr’s partner, who was visiting Colorado College, in Colorado Springs, during his spring break, sat nearby planning the logistics for a Lawrence concert the couple hoped to attend. Then Colorado College announced the switch to remote learning.

    The campus emptied. Within days

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