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Borofsky: “Right now, everything will be back up and running tomorrow morning”

Erin Snodgrass
January 17, 2018

According to David Borofsky, chief operating officer, as of right now, campus will be back up and running for tomorrow morning.

“While it will be cold, it will be in the high 30’s and low 40’s and sunny,” Borofsky said.

If anything changes, a decision won’t be made until late tonight or early tomorrow morning.
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Erin Snodgrass
Erin Snodgrass, Editor-in-Chief
Erin Snodgrass, mass communication senior, is excited to be serving as Editor-in-Chief of the Loyola Maroon this semester. She has previously worked as news editor, managing editor for print, and assistant religion editor. She has a minor in political science and studied abroad in Brno, Czech Republic, where she worked as a reporter and anchor in a Czech newsroom. When not writing or editing, she can be found binge-watching prestige television, hanging out with her roommates and listening to classic rock.

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