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• Recitalists being evaluated may be unmasked during their final performances if required for approved pedagogical reasons. All other performers involved in in-person activities must wear a mask and (if applicable) use a bell cover. For more information, see our updated guidelines on the College of Music's COVID-19 info page. Note: At this time, vaccination status cannot be used to forego masking while on campus.听
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