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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well some of you wanted to see how thing would look after opening up and after the holiday weekend. They went back to in person classes on September 2. I would say ND has overall handled this extremely well considering the initial spike in cases. Rather than just shut down like the other universities, they rose to the occasion. Proud of this university's leadership and of the students. Let's hope these cases continue to stay low even after the first football weekend this past Saturday. My son told me there were not many parties that he was aware of and that most were hanging out on Library Lawn by the fire tables. Notre Dame is beating COVID. [img]https://i.imgur.com/g7GDOcM.png[/img][/quote] This is really good news and I hope they serve as a model for other schools![/quote] I'm sorry but this is not beating covid yet. The curve "looks" good the way they present it because they, but the numbers are ticking back up. Having more than 1-3 cases a day is a red flag in a congregate setting. They've had 14, 8 , 7 etc of late. They are talking it up, but they still look worse than other similar institutions--many of whom are open.[/quote] Not sure what you are trying to say, but there will be cases. It is just a matter of keeping them low enough as to not overwhelm the COVID response staff or the isolation and quarantine facilities.[/quote]
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