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                <text>This collection has items collected by Carleton students during Spring and Summer 2020 that speak to the Covid-19 pandemic across the US. Most of the student body was off-campus, at home or elsewhere. These photos and documents were collected near where the students were living and reflect living during the pandemic. Most of the contributions were made by students in Historians for Hire.</text>
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              <text>This is a Facebook post made by the Washington DC cafe, Little Red Fox. The post publicizes the Little Red Fox's efforts to financially support its staff during the pandemic, and appeals to notions of community in asking for donations. </text>
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