The vaccine prevents hospitalizations and deaths, the exception being elderly people and other immunocompromised who’s t-cells, memory b-cells, and other components of the immune system just aren’t as numerous and don’t work as good as they good can potential have a fatal Covid episode even with the vaccine, though the odds are still much much less . Vaccinated college students are going to be just fine. Society needs to stop worrying about positive PCR test and double down on protecting the vulnerable.
I myself am careful but that is because I work in a nursing home and sometimes in the hospital. I have an 8 month old son that can’t get the vaccine. It’s a personal responsibility thing for me for many of the people I have relationships with. The health risk for myself as a healthy vaccinated 34 year old is pretty much a bad cold; and it’s the same for college students.
Let the ban come to the game and tell them we recommend they don’t visit grandma and grandpa, or visit a nursing home the next 10 days after they get back. Vast vast majority of people especially ND students are good people and not sociopaths that are going to travel in a big group and then visit a bunch of old and/or sick people right after they get back; at least I would hope not.
