Cornell Prof Vows To Fail Students Who
Improperly Wore Masks During Class
Posted By: MAGA Might, 11/1/2021 2:47:16 PM
A Cornell University professor promised to fail two students who he alleges were improperly wearing their face masks during his lecture. Bruce Monger, the director of undergraduate studies for Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Cornell, sent an email to his students requesting that they help identify two students who were improperly wearing their masks. One of the students was eating at the time, according to Monger’s email. “I wanted to ask for your help in identifying two ocean students who were photographed with their masks off during the ocean class last Friday,” Monger said
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