Ohio State giving $50,000 in prizes to vaccinated Buckeyes
By Sheridan Hendrix - The Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith, president Kristina Johnson and Wexner Medical Center CEO Harold Paz listen to Gov. Mike DeWine speak March 9 after he toured the COVID-19 mass vaccination facility set up at Ohio State’s Schottenstein Center.
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Buckeyes could win big bucks this summer for getting vaccinated against COVID-19.
Ohio State University announced Friday afternoon that it will give away $50,000 in prizes to fully vaccinated students, faculty and staff throughout the month of August.
“We are planning for a robust reactivation of our campuses this fall, and a high vaccination rate will enable the kind of in-person activities that make the Ohio State experience special,” said Ohio State President Kristina M. Johnson. “These vaccines are safe, free and effective, and we hope every Buckeye will take advantage of the opportunity to protec
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College Party Goes Viral After Destructive Students Overturn Cars in Street
On 4/22/21 at 5:17 PM EDT
After hundreds of college students went viral for throwing a destructive block party and disregarding their school s COVID-19 protocols, local authorities have intervened to take action against the violent partiers.
The Ohio State University party, which occurred just a few blocks from campus, has been dubbed Chitt Fest, named after the street it took place on, according to Senior Vice President for Student Life Melissa Shivers.
The weekend rave quickly turned violent, with police citing at least five overturned vehicles, several broken windows on local houses and hundreds of smashed beer cans. Police reported that at least 30 squad cars were sent to ultimately shut the party down at 3 a.m. on Sunday.