[mhking]

Ping...

[PAR35]

They have not found any evidence linking the students to each other that would suggest food-borne illness. The sick students live in different residence halls and eat at different locations.

I don't know about now, but the University used to produce its own dairy products which were available across campus and which were used by many in the community as well.

The CDC is only an hour and a half down the road, so they should be able to get a team on it without delay if it is something significant.

[toupsie]

When I was in college we used to call this a really bad hangover...

[NewRomeTacitus]

Who's handling the food?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1078930/posts

[Jabba the Nutt]

Well, I think the virus hit Cen Mich U this week. Lot of the students are sick. My wife works at the library and last night we both hacked out our entire GI tract. Gee, that small intestine looks interesting. Other than vomiting, I felt pretty normal, but the wife aches all over. She may stay home tomorrow too, I got into work in the afternoon.

[solitas]

There isn't a Chi-Chi's in the area, is there? (hey - what can you say about a country that uses human waste to fertilize it's onions? what can you say about a company that knows this and buys 'em anyway?)