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Success or survival? UW-Madison s opening had ups and downs By Kelly Meyerhofer It’s a disaster waiting to happen, she said last summer. Feigas wasn’t alone in her pessimistic prognosis at the beginning of the school year. However, after a shaky semester in which one in every 10 students became infected with COVID-19, she and some members of the campus community softened their stance and feel UW-Madison did the best it could given the circumstances. Others still question the university’s decision to bring students back at all. When COVID-19 cases skyrocketed in early September, Chancellor Rebecca Blank knew she had to try something. So on Sept. 9, the fifth day of classes, when the university reported 404 infections of the nearly 5,300 it would accumulate by the end of the semester, she announced a two-week lockdown for two large dorms and a campus-wide pause on face-to-face instruction, the Wisconsin State Journal reported.

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