
As the semester drags on, one thing is becoming clear: UT has very little role in the off-campus enforcement of COVID-19 protocols.
Wes Dodson is a Managing Editor and Law Editor for The Texas Orator pursuing a Plan II and Marketing double-major. A perennial holder of unpopular opinions, Wes approaches national politics from the classical liberal position, which he commonly describes as “small l” libertarianism. After arriving at UT, Wes became increasingly aware of and interested in the role of UT Student Government and has written analyses of the economics of SG and how it is used as a national politics dog whistle. He hopes to co-helm The Texas Orator through the rough waters of student journalism and expand the awareness of student opinions.
As the semester drags on, one thing is becoming clear: UT has very little role in the off-campus enforcement of COVID-19 protocols.
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