Buckley said he considered lowering the flags in Annapolis despite the denied request, but his wife encouraged him not to. “At this point in time, it would start to polarize people and I don’t want to make people angry,” he said.According toThe Baltimore Sun “We know our families, we know our communities, and how we’ve survived. And what our students, what our people need to truly be a college student,” she says. During the closure, the college has kept the entire staff, including work-study students, on their payroll. “Right now, my faculty are meeting students all over,” she said in an interview. “In parking lots, at the grocery store, at the gas station, to give them a laptop, to give them a card to get phone minutes because they’re trying to do the college homework on a TracFone.” Faced with definitive rejection, he doubled down, regularly tweeting about having a “small crush