Harvard Business School moves classes online

Harvard Business School moves classes Despite 95% vaccination. Will the booster shots even make any differences? the fact that you would be required to be vaxed every year according to Pfizer CEO?

While the MSM are ignoring the adverse reactions. Whats the point of massive vaccination and passports when you can still get high cases?


Harvard Business School moves classes online amid rise in COVID cases

Ninety-six percent of Harvard University's employees are vaccinated, while 95% of its students are vaccinated, according to the university's COVID-19 testing dashboard.

Heck, one should take the courses online and not pay such crazy tuition these days.

a reply to: HawkEyi

Haaahahaahhaaha! Good. Gotta love one of the most expensive schools in the world teaching their students online.

Article says they are now doing mandatory student test 3 times per week as well.

That is absolutely nuts!

best move yet


www.coursera.org...

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Doing with questionable test kits.

a reply to: HawkEyi

Hi. We know you've all heard of Harvard, but have you considered Harvard University On-line? Within just 4 short years of sitting in your apartment, you too can earn a degree in exciting and useful majors like, Art History. It's History, but of Art. With a degree such as this from HUOL, you can get a wide variety of jobs from:

McDonalds

And as an added perk, think about how much harder you'll be able to commit to your studies without all that pesky socializing stuff that people never go to college for in the first place.

Remember, at HUOL you get more than an education, you get bent.

originally posted by: HawkEyi
Harvard Business School moves classes Despite 95% vaccination. Will the booster shots even make any differences? the fact that you would be required to be vaxed every year according to Pfizer CEO?

While the MSM are ignoring the adverse reactions. Whats the point of massive vaccination and passports when you can still get high cases?


Harvard Business School moves classes online amid rise in COVID cases

Ninety-six percent of Harvard University's employees are vaccinated, while 95% of its students are vaccinated, according to the university's COVID-19 testing dashboard.

Yup. The real story is almost 100% vacccination rate yet they are still having outbreaks. The only conclusions to be drawn;

1) Vaccines don't stop c19 infection

or

2) c19 tests are too sensitive

If #1 is true then one has to question why such concern about the unvaccinated? Being vaccinated doesn't stop anyone from catching covid or spreading it.

Harvard LMAO

95% vaccinated and still running scared.

Fake fake fake.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: HawkEyi

Haaahahaahhaaha! Good. Gotta love one of the most expensive schools in the world teaching their students online.

Article says they are now doing mandatory student test 3 times per week as well.

That is absolutely nuts!

Shows how even the most educated can lack common sense...

a reply to: HawkEyi

"Whats the point of massive vaccination and passports "

none whatsoever. the insanity is almost at critical mass. duck and cover.

Yeah but cheating is rampant with online classes. There is no one supervising tests and exams.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: HawkEyi

Haaahahaahhaaha! Good. Gotta love one of the most expensive schools in the world teaching their students online.

Article says they are now doing mandatory student test 3 times per week as well.

That is absolutely nuts!

We gotta get those future politicians in line:
www.thecrimson.com...

More Than 40 Harvard Alumni Win Seats in 117th Congress:

More than 40 Harvard alumni won seats in Congress in this fall’s elections, with disproportionate representation among the Democratic ranks. While control of the U.S. Senate remains undecided, Democrats are projected to retain control of the U.S. House of Representatives, as well as regain the White House.

In the Senate, there were at least seven candidates who are alumni of one of the University’s twelve schools, six seeking re-election. Five of the six will remain in their seats for another term: Sen. Dan S. Sullivan ’87 (R-Alaska), Sen. Ben E. Sasse ’94 (R-Neb.), and Law School graduates Sen. Tom B. Cotton ’99 (R-Ark.), Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-Va.), and Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.).

As for the House of Representatives, at least 40 alumni won their elections, 36 of whom were incumbents. Six are Republicans, while 34 are Democrats. University President Lawrence S. Bacow often meets with members of Congress throughout the year to discuss the school’s priorities for higher education, including protections for international students, immigration, and research funding.

a reply to: HawkEyi

Round these pahts we call it Haavid

Just sayin...

Nice OP, thank you!!!

Long time lurker of ATS. Finally joined just so I could tell you how much I thoroughly enjoyed this comment.

originally posted by: TheMirrorSelf
a reply to: HawkEyi

Hi. We know you've all heard of Harvard, but have you considered Harvard University On-line? Within just 4 short years of sitting in your apartment, you too can earn a degree in exciting and useful majors like, Art History. It's History, but of Art. With a degree such as this from HUOL, you can get a wide variety of jobs from:

McDonalds

And as an added perk, think about how much harder you'll be able to commit to your studies without all that pesky socializing stuff that people never go to college for in the first place.

Remember, at HUOL you get more than an education, you get bent.

Sorry. Just learning the way the site works. Funny stuff. Made my night.

They are gonna blame the Unvaccinated, who can't even go on Campus 😂

This is a #ing clown world, and Liberals is a mental illness

a reply to: HawkEyi

Just goes to show that even with a Harvard education, people can still be cowardly morons.

But really, how much in-class teaching does nepotism take anyway?
They should just make a private dating site with a 100k membership fee.

My one son was in his third year EE major with a math minor last year and even though being basically 4.0 student his first two years he had to drop a number of upper classes because they were basically unlearnable for him online. The school doesn't care and said you can drop any class at any point with no negative repercussions, but it is forcing him to go into a 5th year and of course the school will be paid for all classes taken or dropped. One class started with 86 and he finally dropped with 3 students left in the class.

a reply to: HawkEyi

I'll say it again, WTF is a case?
with a faulty test?
With differing metrics?
With a virus that has not even been isolated.

Is a case someone who is showing symptoms and actually ill?
Or is a case someone simply carrying virus like we all do?

Total madness.

anyone?

anyone?