Decatur Metro, a blog that posts about each and every event that is happening in Georgia, decided to write a blog on the recent Swine flu epidemic. The blog post tilted “Quarantined Emory Students in Today’s NY Times,” states that students across the U.S. are being quarantined to prevent the spread of the swine flu. The New York Times article states that there are currently over 2,000 students on campus that has been infected by the swine flu. The article further states that the Emory has special dorms called the “Swine Flu Dorm,” where students will be quarantined to prevent the spread of the flu. Even though the idea of being quarantined might sound dreadful to some kids, but actually they enjoy the “guilt-free” laziness. However, it also shows a contrast by interviewing other students that claims that being quarantined is like being in a retirement home. The blog also says that the professors are aiding the students who are suffering from the swine flu by giving homework such as “go to sleep.”
Since it has given suitable evidence about the people suffering from the swine flu and this will rally round the people to acquire the information of recent circumstances (statistics of people suffering from swine flu), people are constrained to read the blog.
Ultimately, the blog informs the campus students of Georgia Tech about the current situation of the swine flu because it is spreading effortlessly and so, students should be aware of the flu. Even though Georgia Tech is not quarantining students, the Georgia Tech health center is constantly sending e-mails to inform the students of the epidemic. Not only those students with the swine flu are getting proper treatments to the flu but also they are aided by the professors. The a
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By Priyank Shah
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