Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, July 7th, 2020.

And we begin with the nation's leading university announcing its answer to the giant question mark surrounding the fall semester.

Harvard now says even though all courses will be online, it will welcome 40% of

undergraduates back to campus. That includes the entire freshman class and a

handful of others who can make a compelling argument that they need to be there.

Then, depending on where the coronavirus is come January, seniors will take the place of the

freshmen in order to spend their last college hurrah on the Crimson campus.

Harvard joins a growing number of universities that intend to bring back only a portion of their students come fall.

What's in store for those in grade school through high school?

No one knows yet.

But a resident pediatrician,

Dr Alice Brock Utna is weighing in on the medical side.

Check out her blog at www

kid news.org. It turns out your pup isn't as old or as young as you think she is.

Brand new research shows that often used equation, one dog year equals seven human ones, is just plain wrong.

Scientists at UC San Diego tracked molecular changes in the DNA of a

hundred Labrador Retrievers and found that a one-year-old pup is more like 30 and by the time

Fido's four he's feeling more like 52 but dogs don't advance by leaps and bounds forever.

When they reach around seven, their aging starts to slow down and level off.

The study published in the Cell Systems Journal only looked at labs,

but researchers are pretty confident their findings will apply

to every dog on the block. Major League Baseball is doing what a can to hype its

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