Article originally appeared on www.dailywire.com.
It wasn’t too long ago that Columbia University, like pretty much every school in the country, shut down in-person classes because of COVID.
In fact, when Columbia’s current class of seniors began attending the school as freshmen four years ago, they had to log in to virtual classes — for their entire freshmen year. Supposedly, this was a once-in-a-lifetime event. Extreme times require extreme measures, those students were told. Never mind that those measures were pointless and did far more harm than good, of course.
Now, just a couple of years later, extreme times are back, and once again, lockdown measures are apparently required. Columbia has just shut down in-person classes yet again, in favor of mandatory “virtual learning,” for the last week of the semester. And those same Columbia seniors who had to attend online classes as freshmen are …
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