By: P. Raines

P. Raines
Tue, 01 Sep 2020 20:15:27 +0000

In reply to Mitch” target=”_blank” title=”/2020/08/495-student-covid-19-cases-24-hour-positive-test-rate-nearly-6-percent/comment-page-1/#comment-118933″>Mitch”>/2020/08/495-student-covid-19-cases-24-hour-positive-test-rate-nearly-6-percent/comment-page-1/#comment-118933″>Mitch Matus.

Students should have made an informed decision to attend OSU on campus this fall after carefully studying in detail the information sent by the university what student life will be like in the age of Covid-19. It may perhaps be the most important lesson learned this semester. What has the university done to physically and continue to do to make the campus as safe as possible. What are students expected to do to keep not only themselve, but also the people around them, healthy.

In making the decision to have an on-campus college experience during the age of Covid-19, s/he has shouldered the responsibility for keeping him/herself and the community safe with every decision made. Each student and employee must do this, even those who think they are healthy or those who believe this whole thing is a hoax. it’s a moral responsibility.

So, Mitch, there are no moms and dads, no baby-sitter, no school principals there now to make sure you follow the rules. You might better have said, “Man OSU, take care of each other.”