Ball State Summer Classes Will Be Online-Only
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According to emails from department heads, that includes all classes from the three summer sessions.
Purdue University is also moving all May and June classes online.Ball State Summer Classes Will Be Online-Only
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Ball State University faculty are being told that all summer classes at the Muncie school will be offered only online. According to emails from department heads, that includes all classes from the three summer sessions. Ball State President Geoffrey Mearns says this won’t be as big of a move asEssential retail businesses – grocery stores, supermarkets, gas stations, hardware stores, pet stores – can stay open. But they must limit their customers to help observe social distancing guidelines. They must also adjust hours to help accommodate older customers.
And non-essential businesses? “The way they would have an opportunity to continue in business is through online ordering; it is through call-in service for curbside pickup and delivery,” Heerens says.Holcomb Tweaks, Extends 'Stay-At-Home' Order Through April 20
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Hoosiers must stay at home as much as possible for another two weeks, through April 20 after Gov. Eric Holcomb officially extended his order Monday. Holcomb made some changes regarding how businesses must follow the latest "Stay-At-Home" directive. Essential retail businesses – grocery stoIndiana's "stay-at-home" order is extended through April 20, with some new restrictions on businesses.
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