[M T]

  Indeed, that is the headline grabber: "Colleges open, Case Counts Soar" (rarely do you see articles about universities getting the virus under control . . . why that is presents a separate issue).

I have been updating the numbers from the University of Alabama and Auburn in the post I made a couple of weeks back.  Their numbers are down quite a bit (weekly down from 562; 490 to 119; 108).  Good, but still much higher than SCC per capita.  (In terms of California tiers, their current rate are red(5.7/day per 10K); purple (7.2/day per 10K).  But that's with 12% false negatives in their testing, so a true rate may be closer to 6.5 ; 8.2.)

[M T]

  Indeed, that is the headline grabber: "Colleges open, Case Counts Soar" (rarely do you see articles about universities getting the virus under control . . . why that is presents a separate issue).

I have been updating the numbers from the University of Alabama and Auburn in the post I made a couple of weeks back.  Their numbers are down quite a bit (weekly down from 562; 490 to 119; 108).  Good, but still much higher than SCC per capita.  (In terms of California tiers, their current rate are red(5.7/day per 10K); purple (7.2/day per 10K).  But that's with 12% false negatives in their testing, so a true rate may be closer to 6.5 ; 8.2.)