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JEFFERSON CITY - Missouri has quickly become a COVID-19 hotspot but the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry have a mission to stop this virus with the COVID Stops Here campaign. This new campaign will acknowledge Missouri workplaces that are fighting against COVID-19. Missouri employers will be celebrated if they have achieved widespread vaccination among their staff members. In order to receive a COVID Stops here designation the workplace must have achieved at least a 70% vaccination rate. A recent survey by the Missouri Chamber found that more than 80% of Missouri employers are working to encourage vaccination among their staff. President and CEO of the Missouri Chamber, Daniel P. Mehan, believes vaccinations are the key to stopping the spread of the coronavirus. Mehan says The COVID-19 vaccine is Missouriâs pathway to recovery and employers are truly on the front lines of the push to vaccinate our state.  ....
You Will Attend This Play If You Are a Freshman at Greensboro College Rude behavior at a play could end in expulsion; crude laughter at the wrong things is a punishable offense; and heckling is now sexual harassment. At least that is the way it might be playing out in Greensboro College, North Carolina. As part of a new sexual misconduct policy (which conforms to the ideology that there is an epidemic of rape on college campuses), Greensboro mandates Freshmen attend a play about sexual violence called, “It Stops Here.” Some athletes were forced to attend by their coaches. The immature 17-18 year old boys in the audience, who were forced to attend, laughed inappropriately, called one actor a fag, and made comments such as, “it was consensual”, while one was heard to whisper, “whore bitch.” ....