Students shelter in place as Marco passes by

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In anticipation of Tropical Storm Marco moving through the area, all classes were held online Monday, Aug. 24, and students were instructed to shelter in place. (Photos by Paula Burch-Celentano) 

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On the balcony of Irby Hall, roommates Declan Bristol (left) and Tate Weston take a break from studying to watch the clouds float by.
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In the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, Tulane sophomore Michael Xu logs into his Math 2170 class via Zoom.
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First-year students and members of the Green Wave swim team (left to right) Autumn Keats-O’Conner, Jennifer Gougelmann and Riley Hendrix practice sprints on Brown Field after lunch.
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Graduate student Nicholas Wallbillich reads his cell biology textbook at PJ's on Willow Street.
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Roommates relax on the balcony outside their residence hall.
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"I come here to sit outside because I like to work outside of my room and get a change of atmosphere. I don’t like being stuck in my room all day especially with online classes," said sophomore Bella Kirwin.

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