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Knoxville News Sentinel
With the new year comes a new semester for Tennessee college students and new challenges as COVID-19 continues to race through the state.
Across Tennessee, the spring semester will look a lot like the fall for most students. It ll be different than typical years.
Classes start in mid- or late-January, with some schools skipping the traditional spring break to prevent students from traveling. Some schools have encouraged their employees to continue working from home in 2021. Online or hybrid classes will continue, as well as masks and social distancing.
Here s what colleges and universities across the state are planning for the spring 2021 semester.
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Dartmouth College drops plans for wood chip heating, pivots toward cleaner oil
Modified: 12/11/2020 7:25:22 AM
HANOVER Dartmouth College has dropped plans to build a wood chip plant to heat much of its campus, saying it will instead continue to focus on converting its antiquated steam-heating system to a higher-efficiency hot water system and also invest in more environmentally friendly alternative heat sources.
But in the meantime, Dartmouth also plans to rely, in part, on its oil-burning power plant in downtown Hanover, though it hopes to switch from carbon-intensive No. 6 fuel oil to biodiesel or the less dirty No. 2 heating oil.
In an announcement Thursday on Dartmouth’s web site, Josh Keniston, the vice president of campus services and institutional projects, said the college had decided the biomass plant to be developed and run by a private partner “was not the right path forward” and has been scrapped.