When California State University Chancellor Timothy White announced plans to cancel most in-person classes for fall, the New York Times got a scoop and the move sent shock waves through college towns everywhere. After all, college towns rely on student spending at restaurants and bars, students living in off-campus apartments and visits by parents and…
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