At OU, Some Faculty Protesting Against In-Person Classes

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At OU, Some Faculty Protesting Against In-Person Classes

At OU, Some Faculty Protesting Against In-Person Classes

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Some faculty at the University of Oklahoma are protesting in-person classes, just hours before students start arriving to campus for move-in. News 9's Kelsey Kernstine has the report.

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