I guess this means no more $7 beer in the Rohr Room...

Sounds delicious!

I think I read somewhere that osu is not allowing food to be brought into the schott.

No, because this is happening everywhere.

You have to pay people to continue to check bags while you loose revenue from lack of food sales. Maybe not a big deal today, but when other groups try abs play 4 games in a day, I bet tha his an issue.

A lot of people in this thread are acting like babies. Every health system in Ohio is overwhelmed right now past capacity, but heaven forbid you have to go two hours without popcorn. Grow up.

Go Bobcats.

Also, if a lot of the people who aren’t eating popcorn are instead wearing a cloth mask instead of an N95 or NH95, we’ve accomplished very little here other than public relations.

Either let people in the game and accept you’re going to spread Omicron or empty out the seats again. I’m fine with either, but stop half-assing this and trying to please everyone.

I am sensitive.

My apologies on reacting in that way without engaging in a calmer way initially. Carry on.

If the administration really cared about the health of students, they'd ban soda pop in the dining halls and stop selling junk food in the on-campus markets to focus on healthier options.

We all (well at least some of us) know that won't happen because the "health mandate" banning concession stands has absolutely nothing to do with "health" at all.

He's definitely not be serious, he is using sarcasm to troll the safety-at-all-costs mindset and I am here for it.

It was free as usual in the Rohr Room - no other bevs or snacks though. Not sure about in the concourse or concession stands.

Per masks compliance looked to me to be well less than 50%.

Pretty much reflects our system "sheer number of infections caused by the Omicron variant could strain the hospital systems, some of which have already suspended elective procedures as they struggle to handle the surge of patients amid staff shortages." We have shut down all elective procedures ONCE AGAIN... can't get our regular patients in for regular diagnostic exams and getting a sprained ankle an X ray means sending them over to Radiology to sit for a few hours with the sick folks in the waiting area. OUr area of Indiana has low vaccination numbers and we regularly have 8 to 10 patients cancel daily as they are sick.

Our nurses in the OR are doing work in ICU and on the floors that they have not done since graduating nursing school. Their surgical skills have been honed to a high level for years but they are admitting they have not taken care of a patient in a bed for a decade or so and are not very comfy doing it.

I ventured down to Athens and went to the game. I would love to return but I am not sure it is such a great idea if I want to keep showing up to work and be able to get through a surgical schedule. Got to Jackie Os and gone before the crowd, stayed out of crowds and tried to keep my distance. Even stayed out of the bathrooms and missed the new hand dryers blowing COVID around. I enjoyed the visit and admit I thought about the proximity of folks while eating my popcorn. My epidemiology training weighing out distances and activity in front and behind me. I think this is a reasonable response. Athens is definitely more aware and masked than Lancaster, Columbus or other places we passed through going to and from.