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		By: Pat Bizzell		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Oh dear! Sorry I had not read this post before I saw you in synagogue this morning. Now I understand why you had to leave before the (extra long) service was over. I too deplore the minimizing of a cold&#039;s annoyance, and potential to be something more serious. Whether or not to stay home with one is a real dilemma for me, however, because I sometimes have time-bound work obligations that are very hard to forego. If I miss a college class, it is virtually impossible to make up, and if I just let it go, that represents a significant chunk of a course that meets twice a week. This may be why at my school, the ethos has always been to come to work if you can crawl! That does change when a flu epidemic is in full swing. The president once even asked us to stay home if ill---a first, in my experience. But mostly we try to show up, the students do too, and so colleges are very germy places.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh dear! Sorry I had not read this post before I saw you in synagogue this morning. Now I understand why you had to leave before the (extra long) service was over. I too deplore the minimizing of a cold&#8217;s annoyance, and potential to be something more serious. Whether or not to stay home with one is a real dilemma for me, however, because I sometimes have time-bound work obligations that are very hard to forego. If I miss a college class, it is virtually impossible to make up, and if I just let it go, that represents a significant chunk of a course that meets twice a week. This may be why at my school, the ethos has always been to come to work if you can crawl! That does change when a flu epidemic is in full swing. The president once even asked us to stay home if ill&#8212;a first, in my experience. But mostly we try to show up, the students do too, and so colleges are very germy places.</p>
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