Should 22 college students recently returning from Mexico be allowed to graduate with the rest of their class?
At Slippery Rock University their will be a separate graduation ceremony for 22 students who went to Mexico for student teaching. Should these students be separated from their peers even though they show no signs of being sick? http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/health/19328897/detail.html#COMMENTTOP
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Of course they should be allowed to. However, if they are experiencing flu symptoms they should not attend. The students should be allowed to graduate, but be monitored.
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Absolutely, unless they are infected. This whole thing is overblown.
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How ridiculous....daily I am amazed at how reactionary and silly people can be....If you really want to stay safe...Walk everywhere...Car accidents kill 1.2 million EVERY YEAR.....
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No they shouldn't. That's being paranod on the part of the University and so unfair to the students. It's already starting to spread from state to state and at this point, even though it originated in Mexico, Mexico is now out of the picture now. It's every counties problem now, even in Europe. If the college students start getting sick, they should be tested and treated. Those with no symptoms just be left alone and allowed to live life as they naturally would.
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