HAZARD: UM Students in Coral Gables–No Masks, No Distancing

Recently arriving University of Miami UM students, showing total indifference to the highly complex, detailed and sophisticated COVID-19 mitigation rules established by the UM President, are running around like they are in another state, another planet, another country.

It seems unlikely that the UM will be able to sustain a COVID-19/CLEAN campus for very long. Also, the strict on-campus mitigation rules may impel the students into the Coral Gables community (pharmacies, supermarkets. restaurants, rooms and apartment rentals) where they can infect themselves, senior citizens and other bystanders.

Does UM think it has a stand alone place with a Trump-like wall between itself and the City of Coral Gables.

UM promised remote classes for those who selected them and this has not be materialized for some students who are forced to drop courses, drop out or endanger their health. We are still living in national COVID-19 hot spot.

University of Miami (Coral Gables) Remote Classes A Myth for Some

It has been reported that there are numerous students (hard to say the exact number, which only known to the university) who were formally approved in writing for remote classes and who were subsequently assigned to in-person classes. The remote approval turned out to be totally a fiction for many students.

Some students have found that all of their supposed remote classes are fully in-person. The offer for remote classes was misrepresented in numerous documents and videos by the university administration.

This is for a university that authorized high tuition charges and large student loans.

DANGER to Eat at Florida Restaurants

Per a new executive order signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday, restaurant employees who get sick with the highly contagious disease will no longer have to produce negative tests to return to work. Instead they will need to pass a screening for symptoms such as fever, loss of smell, loss of taste or shortness of breath.

What does DeSantis’ new order mean for Florida restaurants? | Miami Herald

GOP DEFICIT HAWKS ARE EXTINCT