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When will the CEC require vaccines for attendance?
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I don't think so...
1. the PHO explicitly states applicability to "All businesses and government entities"
2. the PHO lists exempted parties and doesn't include CU or any group that would include CU
Can we require vaccines for the Kansas game? That’d be a good way to keep the Kansas fans out!
'99
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I saw at least 10 folks get talked to by employees for either not wearing masks or wearing them improperly.
What section were you in?
We have a clear IQ dividing line here. I attented Jason Mraz (yes, with Toca Riviera on percussion, thank you very much) last night 5th row, center orchestra, grand time, Macky Auditorium on campus. Amazing show. 100% mask compliance, best that I could ascertain. A few here and there not covering their nose, but zero FreeDumb idiots, the best I can tell. Of course it was Jason Mraz, not some country singer I suppose. But I had a good time with my peeps. Thanks Boulder.
ahoelsken
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Basically what the HS season has been like so far-most of the districts with supposed mask mandates aren't enforcing them at all. Only capacity restrictions are in DPS-but that might have gone away. We'll see what the crowd is like for Denver East-Mountain Vista boys on Tuesday night.
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Fairly high enforcement in section 7. Who knows. It is what it is. As I said earlier much higher enforcement than at Avs or Nuggets games. And full disclosure I hate masks but if that’s what I have to do to go to CU games so be it. It’s annoying and somewhat stupid but oh well.
Apparently Coach hasn't been following the AllBuffs forum on this topic. The people potentially infected at the game can then go and spread the virus to vulnerable populations that are at significant risk. The attendance might actually go up if people felt safe attending. I have a number of people that have told me they won't be joining me for games this year due to Covid and how it is being handled by the university. Mask enforcement at the games has been very weak in my section.
Why is Tad speaking on Covid vaccination (poorly informed)?
His opinion had been debunked. Vaccination does reduce the spread. Period.
His opinion had been debunked. Vaccination does reduce the spread. Period.
If a mask conscious program, say Gonzaga, has to play in a totally maskless place like OK, it would seem they're getting screwed a little
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Even with omicron?
Vaccinations reduce deaths and the stress on the health care system and workers. The following is from the Coronavirus all in one thread:
Early Data Hints at Omicron’s Potential Toll Across America (Published 2022)
In the cities that were among the first to experience rapid rises in Covid cases due to Omicron, serious outcomes including I.C.U. stays and deaths are following case curves upward.
Part of the issue with the masks is that you can still bring food and drinks to the seats. Past two games someone near me has had a Coors Light in his hand the entire time. Didn't even appear to have a mask at all, and would just point to his drink whenever asked to put one on.
ahoelsken
Well-Known Member
Vaccinations reduce deaths and the stress on the health care system and workers. The following is from the Coronavirus all in one thread:
Early Data Hints at Omicron’s Potential Toll Across America (Published 2022)
In the cities that were among the first to experience rapid rises in Covid cases due to Omicron, serious outcomes including I.C.U. stays and deaths are following case curves upward.www.nytimes.com
NYC ER Doc Breaks Down How Omicron Affects the Boosted, Vaxxed and Unvaccinated
A growing body of scientific evidence suggest the omicron variant of COVID-19 is less severe than the delta variant — but according to one prominent New York City emergency room physician, it all depends on what shots you’ve had. Omicron is surging out of control in the city, with some Manhattan...
www.nbcnewyork.com
No ****-you totally missed my point though. This thing is still running rampant through the world right now-I've already had it, and I'm boosted. The only difference between me and the freedumb crowd is I'll have something that's a lot closer to a cold (as Craig Spencer says-I've already posted this in the COVID all in one thread) while they'll wind up in the ICU on a ventilator.
MarkW
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Interesting and concenring. In my section (2) I don't recalls seeing anyone without a mask on. And when I look around to other nearby sections it seems rare that there is a person without a mask on with the exception of course of people drinking or eating.
As for protecting myself at games, it's by wearing an N95 mask in addition to vaccinations. There are no guarantees of course.
Virginia Tech just announced a vax requirement (or negative PCR test w/in 72 hours) to attend indoor events.
I didn't think the lack of a vax requirement at CU was all that unusual, but I'm nearly incredulous a P5 school in the south is doing this before the P5 school in Boulder.
I didn't think the lack of a vax requirement at CU was all that unusual, but I'm nearly incredulous a P5 school in the south is doing this before the P5 school in Boulder.