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Community Reflections
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Class Assignment
Publication Date
9-23-2020
Affiliation with Sacred Heart University
Undergraduate, Class of 2024
Abstract
My content explains what my life was like during the last seven months of the Covid-19 pandemic and how it affected my life both positively and negatively. It also explains what it was like when I graduated from High School and how I want the future generations to remember the Class of 2020.
Class assignment, Western Civilization (Dr. Marino).
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Blanco, Melissa, 'My Life Experience During the Covid-19 Pandemic' (2020). Community Reflections. 21.
https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/covid19-reflections/21
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