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This is NOT up to the individual unis. This is an insurance matter..

Author: ripperduck (3083 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 5:01 pm on May 16, 2020
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I can't link from my phone, but Inside Higher Ed has an article that university presidents are asking the Feds to protect them from lawsuits if they reopen. They claim that's the only way they can go back to traditional teaching.

So, why would any student be so stupid to attend a school that says you're on your own if you get sick? How many imbecilic football fans exist that would attend games that aren't up to current health standards? If the Feds don't go along with this bullshit, unis will remain closed, no matter what they publicly state. Seems as if the CalStates understand they cannot assure the health safety of their campuses. Other schools are too dependent on big time sports money to give up that quickly...


Replies to: "This is NOT up to the individual unis. This is an insurance matter.."

  • With Blue states closing down universities its highly doubtful there will be football in the Fall - PBHangingChad - 7:51am 5/16/20 (11) [View All]
    • This is NOT up to the individual unis. This is an insurance matter.. - ripperduck - 5:01pm 5/16/20
    • You better check your sources - D2 - 1:16pm 5/16/20
      • I could be wrong but doubt the other Cali schools will open with Gov shutting down. We will see [NT] - PBHangingChad - 1:48pm 5/16/20
        • IMO, this has to do with unis refunding broadcast rights... - ripperduck - 5:48pm 5/16/20
        • I understand your doubt but your post was just wrong on the current facts other than Cal St system - D2 - 2:10pm 5/16/20
          • Actually, there's a trend, that being, unis want the Feds... - ripperduck - 5:13pm 5/16/20
    • No state is “closing down universities.” Your posts are always about 60% wrong. [NT] - Chris94 - 9:45am 5/16/20
      • Cali? Yep they are closing for the Fall. Care to argue the fact? [NT] - PBHangingChad - 11:56am 5/16/20
        • California State U is going online. Universities are not closing. [NT] - Chris94 - 9:36am 5/18/20
        • UC system considering a 'hybrid' mix of online and in-person classes. Cal St schools online only. [NT] - ND521 - 1:50pm 5/16/20
    • The NFL too. [LINK] - Shillelagh - 8:20am 5/16/20
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