If I were not interviewing you right now, what would I ask you?
I'd probably ask you just if you're OK.
I am OK, but thank you.
I mean, has this been scary?
There are a lot of scary things.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, yes, short answer, yes, it's scary.
But there are other really scary things other than COVID.
The world doesn't revolve around COVID.
Well, right now it sure does. Read More...
Explore More Rutgers University has become the latest college to cancel classes due to spiraling coronavirus fears, officials said Tuesday.
“All face-to-face instruction is suspended,” said Rutgers President Robert Barchi in an announcement.
The New Jersey state school scrapped classes for Thursday and Friday and will administer classes online when students return from spring break on March 23.
The arrangement will extend through at least April 3, Barchi wrote.
The decision came down soon after New Jersey confirmed its first coronavirus death Tuesday. Read More...
By Kira WalkerFeatures correspondent
Kira WalkerJose Antonio Peña walks alongside an acequia that has been functioning continuously since the Middle Ages (Credit: Kira Walker)An ancient Moorish invention has been providing water to the Sierra Nevada mountains for more than 1,000 years, making life possible in one of Europe's driest regions.
In the warm air of an early-June morning, Jose Antonio Peña walks along a channel of gushing water in the Sierra Nevada of southern Spain. Read More...
