CMU not playing fall sports and 19-24 year olds making up 28% of cases

[Sean Miller Fan]

In July so far, 19-24 year olds are making up a mind-boggling 28% of COVID cases in Allegheny County.

Having kids return to campus in a few weeks is one of the most ridiculous ideas I ever heard. None of these kids are going to social distance. They are going to drink, party, and infect the $hit out of each other.

 

[jivecat]

In July so far, 19-24 year olds are making up a mind-boggling 28% of COVID cases in Allegheny County.

Having kids return to campus in a few weeks is one of the most ridiculous ideas I ever heard. None of these kids are going to social distance. They are going to drink, party, and infect the $hit out of each other.

What do you propose they do?

 

[pitt90seven]

In July so far, 19-24 year olds are making up a mind-boggling 28% of COVID cases in Allegheny County.

Having kids return to campus in a few weeks is one of the most ridiculous ideas I ever heard. None of these kids are going to social distance. They are going to drink, party, and infect the $hit out of each other.

lucky bastards.

 

[pittdan77]

Can't you just continue one of the fifty other threads you have going on the topic?

 

[TFBaum]

In July so far, 19-24 year olds are making up a mind-boggling 28% of COVID cases in Allegheny County.

Having kids return to campus in a few weeks is one of the most ridiculous ideas I ever heard. None of these kids are going to social distance. They are going to drink, party, and infect the $hit out of each other.

Can you go to the Carnegie Mellon board with this information?