Weekly COVID Compliance Report: December 4

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Weekly COVID Compliance Report: December 4

Even with the holiday break, 331 students were still sanctioned for noncompliance

December 4, 2020
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Not surprisingly, numbers for failing to comply with BU protocols were down a little from November 27 to December 3, thanks to the Thanksgiving holiday break. But they weren’t zero, either. Far from it. The number of students sanctioned for noncompliance with testing or attestation requirements was 331, and 1,119 warnings were issued for students failing to comply with testing requirements. More figures from the Dean of Students office are below.

Current #Last Week #Description
1,347Warnings issued for not submitting daily attestations
1,119Warnings issued for missing or failing to schedule COVID-19 tests
Number of individual students not in compliance
3Reports of noncompliance with face coverings
0Reports of physical distancing concerns
0Reports of noncompliant on-campus gatherings
2Reports of noncompliant off-campus gatherings
331Students sanctioned for noncompliance
Students suspended
0Isolation/quarantine housing violations
1 Guest violations
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      1. I think you should be asking BU because they have reported 0 hospitalizations, the current infection rate (according to BU’s reports) is exactly the same as the county (AKA not working), and Draconian has a nice Webster’s definition matching the exact BS BU is pulling. You are most welcome.

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        1. This is simply false. Even at its worst—this week, because a plethora of students decided to violate BU policy and celebrate Thanksgiving at home and then return to campus—BU’s positive rate is .41% and Massachusetts’s is currently 5.5%.

          Stop denying facts and science.

          Also, draconian is spelled with a lowercase d. Perhaps you should spend a bit more time with Webster’s.

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          1. I am not denying facts and science BU is-they are reporting total incidence as being the number of positives per total tests. This is a gross underestimation. The data suggests that 10 negative tests on a single person is 10 negatives rather than 1 actual negative person. This means that 0.41% is at a minimum 10 times off if a person has been tested 10 times (it should be 1 negative).

            You should really spend some time understanding how they have been fudging statistics.

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