Sandbag, analyze Shakespeare, sandbag. Repeat.
Looks like Minnesota State University - Moorhead will be able to use its emergency plan -- born of the 2009 H1N1 epidemic -- to keep students working and in communication with instructors during any flooding this year, Tim Borchers, dean of arts and humanities, tells The Advocate:
“We’re still planning to have the expectation that learning will continue. It might be you’re sandbagging during the day and going home and writing a paper to send to your instructor that night. But some kind of instructional activity will happen.”
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