>So the suggestion of ending youth public gatherings at a university seems in-line with the science I didn't get that out of the article you referred to. The a

>So the suggestion of ending youth public gatherings at a university seems in-line with the science I didn't get that out of the article you referred to. The article said that students mingling should be assumed inevitable: "They're going to wander. They're going to visit each other. They're going to go into town. They're going to sneak off and have a party. This is what they do." And that sick students should be grouped together, away from healthy students: "Some colleges have the capability of a dorm or a couple of floors of a dorm where they could keep people who are infected," Sounds reasonable, better than sending them home, given the odds.