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Masking requirement in libraries lifted

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You may recall that Rutgers lifted its requirement for masking in classrooms and libraries. The faculty union then got the Public Employees Relations Council, a state agency, to order that the mandate for masking in libraries remain in effect while the Council considered the matter. According to an e-mail today from Antonio Calcado, Rutgers' Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, the Council has now ended that order "pending a further ruling." So masking is now not required in the libraries unless and until the Council says otherwise.
 
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This kind of idiocy is happening all over. I just came back from Spain. You don't have to wear masks in the airport but you have to wear them on planes. You don't have to wear masks in bars but you have to wear them on busses. Makes no sense.
 
This kind of idiocy is happening all over. I just came back from Spain. You don't have to wear masks in the airport but you have to wear them on planes. You don't have to wear masks in bars but you have to wear them on busses. Makes no sense.

In Germany, seemed to be only public transportation. Didn't take a bus but trains still required a mask — no one actually checking on city trains but pretty much everyone wearing them. Crowded exhibition hall had no restrictions, and no one wearing masks at restaurants or bars.

No one really wearing them in airport there or in Copenhagen.
 
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