This thread is becoming quite :powerespect: is there not plenty of football futility to discuss without devolving into campus smack?
We all know KU and KSU both have nice campuses.
One is a 21st leader and the other is a disease ridden horror show (but nice):
KU confirms case of tuberculosis; student doing well, expected to fully recover
Staff Reports
April 14, 2014
A Kansas University student has been diagnosed with tuberculosis, according to an email notification Monday from the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
The diagnosed student is doing well and is expected to fully recover from the condition, the message said.
In coordination with state and county officials, KU has determined fewer than 50 individuals may have been exposed; they have been contacted and will be tested for infections.
Phil Griffin, director of the Kansas Tuberculosis Control Program, said in an email that it will take eight to 10 weeks for a tuberculosis infection to be detectable. He said a tuberculosis infection, where the germs live in your body without making you sick, is not contagious.
"Only about 10 percent of all people who have [a tuberculosis] infection will ever develop [tuberculosis] disease, which may or may not be infectious," Griffin said.
Tuberculosis disease is spread through the air from person to person. To contract it, a person must be exposed to an infected individual in an enclosed space for a prolonged period of time, according to the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department. Tuberculosis germs are spread by coughing, speaking, laughing, singing or sneezing.
Symptoms include coughing up blood and mucus, a feeling of weakness, lost appetite, a fever and sweating.