Get your shot! UT chancellor urges students to get vaccine, welcomes public as well wbir.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wbir.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
With about a month left in the spring semester, the University of Tennessee at Knoxville has a huge goal: vaccinate as many people as possible, said Dr. Spencer Gregg, director of the Student Health Center.
UT has been vaccinating students, faculty and staff as they were eligible under Tennessee s rollout plan. Now that Tennesseans ages 16 and up are eligible, UT is opening up appointments for all students.
Gregg said, ideally, 100% of the campus will get vaccinated. That truly is our goal, Gregg said in an interview with Knox News. We would love for everybody that s going to be on campus to have been vaccinated.
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Wairau Valley won the Senior Grade SBS Bank Cricket Championship trophy in 2018 the team is pictured here. The team are also unbeaten this year.
Wairau Valley are the only unbeaten side in the SBS Bank 2nd grade challenge cup competition following a narrow 8 run win over Kaikōura at Horton Park on Saturday. Luke Pannell was the match winner for Valley scoring 89 out of the team total of 166 and taking 3 wickets including last player out Sukhi Multani, who struck 32 from number 9 in the order to take Kaikōura so close to their 3rd win. Renwick are level in 2nd place following their win over Celtic Gold, Andrew Nation scoring 73 and taking 3 wickets while Matt Morley took 4-33 for Celtic.
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