at the time of this post, no one in the comments is saying that. I see a lot of posts that could be summarized as "they shouldn't do this" (which I agree with).

at the time of this post, no one in the comments is saying that. I see a lot of posts that could be summarized as "they shouldn't do this" (which I agree with). that's subtly but importantly different from "they shouldn't be allowed to do this". that said, there are at least two ways to look at this. the first is that this is a silly policy that seems to have nothing to do with an infectious disease, which for me, brings up memories of all sorts of ridiculous rules that institutions tend to have. the other way of looking at it is that this policy is really quite mild compared to other measures the school could take to encourage students to get boosters.