Opinion | Coronavirus Is Still With Us, but the Rules Are Breaking Down

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Opinion | Coronavirus Is Still With Us, but the Rules Are Breaking Down
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From WSJopinion: In this week’s Future View, read dispatches from students across the U.S. about whether Covid health protocols are still followed.

Editor’s note: This Future View is about whether health protocols for limiting the spread of Covid-19 are still followed across the U.S.

Next week we’ll ask, “How have the events of the past few months changed your plans for the future?” Students should click here to submit opinions of fewer than 250 words before July 7. The best responses will be published that night.

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