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Colleges Ease Admission Requirements Due to COVID-19

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By Scott Sanford Verified
| Parentology Verified
High school students have been hit hard by the closing of schools, and the sudden shift to online learning. They’re also facing uncertainty about how the current semester will impact their college admission chances. On March 31, the University of California system, which encompasses nine undergraduate campuses throughout the state, announced it temporarily easing admission requirements for fall 2020. The move will impact the more than 200,000 students who apply each year.
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Corn drying faces challenges

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By Scott Sanford Verified
| The Anniston Star Verified
It was a wet spring, a colder-than-normal summer and a fall that’s much colder than normal. And now there are energy shortages due to the cold weather. Farmers may be asking what’s next. According to U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, 95 percent of corn in Wisconsin reached full dent by Nov. 3. But only 20 percent has been harvested versus 50 percent in a typical year.
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Corn drying faces challenges

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By Scott Sanford Verified
| Clayton News Verified
It was a wet spring, a colder-than-normal summer and a fall that’s much colder than normal. And now there are energy shortages due to the cold weather. Farmers may be asking what’s next. According to U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, 95 percent of corn in Wisconsin reached full dent by Nov. 3. But only 20 percent has been harvested versus 50 percent in a typical year.
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