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Remember your senior year of high school? And the very real feelings of excitement and possibility and nerves? Now throw a pandemic on that.
No prom, no senior trip, no graduation - these are just a few of the things the class of 2020 is facing with the onset of COVID-19.
There are a lot of horrible things about COVID-19, from the loss of life and the suffering of those with the illness, to the hardships related to the stresses of quarantine and the economic impact we're all facing.
But this one's for the kids. Specifically, the kids - or really, young adults - who make up the class of 2020.
