Note: This is a straight-up list of requirements from StrongSchoolsNC Public Health Toolkit (K-12) interim guidance as of June 8, 2020, from the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services. Schools…
Kyle Smith writes at National Review Online about the revival of an item despised by the environmental left. Single-use plastic bags are a miracle of modern technology. Cheap, light, convenient,…
Duke University is cutting costs by suspending Saturday cleaning service for dorms. The move is generating complaints from some students, who seem unwilling to clean up after themselves. From the…
Switzerland is known for its mountains, chocolates, watches and cleanliness. But I bet you did not know that when residents move from one apartment to an other they must confront…
Not the ones on your hard drive. I’m talking about the ones on your keyboard and your mouse.
Alicia Cartrette must take a lot of showers.
I can imagine this scenario proliferating should most folks adapt the CDC’s recommended sneezing strategy: “Say, what’s that running down your sleeve, Sue….ewwwww!!!”
Entry in Taranto’s “Best of the Web” today: “UNC Study Finds Soap Effective Germ-Killer“–headline, MSNBC.com/WNCN-TV (Raleigh, N.C.)
No, Paul, you simply require them to wear gloves when they type. Non-latex, of course.
If you’ve got some medical and biological questions you’ve always wondered about — like if it’s possible to catch a disease from a toilet seat — then New York physician…