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UConn President: Fall sports likely to be cancelled
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[QUOTE="Chief00, post: 3538493"] Just to be clear, asymptotic kids are not highly cata Just to be clear, the premise of my whole argument was the March tristate spike was seeded by adult European travel not the spring break college kids. However, if you believe the NY Governor’s rant about spring break narrative, you would want kids on campus not home with their parents. Asymptomatic people can be contagious but not highly contagious like someone who is about to develop a fever. Additionally, when they are contagious it’s for a shorter duration. So making them the focus of our policy is a little peculiar. A point of reference, over 40% of CT deaths are nursing home, so why not more focus there? I doubt spring break college kids seeded that. True, Chief is itching to get back on the Grind this summer but on stuff like this I follow the data. [/QUOTE]
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