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Another federal agency, the National Capital Planning Commission, will consider the Arch at its next meeting in early June.
Students and professors at thousands of universities lost access to their course materials, communications, and grades during the Canvas outage on Thursday.
That prompted a number of schools, including the University of Illinois, Penn State, and UT San Antonio, to postpone some final exams or cancel them altogether.
Many are now urging students to be extra vigilant about potential phishing attacks.
Here's advice from Rachel Toback, the CEO of Social Proof Security.
Be politely paranoid and make sure you use another method of communication to confirm that message really is who they say they are.
She also recommends that everyone use a password manager and turn on multi-factor authentication.
Team USA's Alyssa Liu finished Tuesday's short program in third place, behind two Japanese skaters.
woman to place in the top three since 2006 and carries the country's hopes of winning the first medal in this event since then.
Her teammates Isabel Levito and Amber Glenn are sitting in eighth and thirteenth place, respectively.
But there are 24 skaters competing and plenty of time for another potential upset.
No matter what happens, Glenn and Lou will leave with gold medals from the team event at the start of the games.
Rachel Triesman, NPR News, Milan.
As four-time Olympians and the reigning world champions three years running, Chalk and Bates were favored for gold.
But they fell short by just over a point, behind French skaters Guillaume Cizeron and Laurence Fournier-Baudry, who only teamed up last year.
The French ice dancers have been dogged by controversy.
Cizeron's longtime former partner just published a tell-all accusing him of controlling behavior, which he denies.