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So you\u2019re between classes or eating lunch or just relaxing and you want to enjoy the outdoors for a bit. Chamberlain Field is always a great spot.<\/p>\n
But once you\u2019re there, what about social distancing to prevent spreading COVID-19? How can you tell what\u2019s six feet and what\u2019s not in order to protect yourself and everyone else?<\/p>\n
Well, now there\u2019s an easy way.<\/p>\n
Circles have been painted across the half of the field nearest the pavilion. Each is big enough for one person and each is six feet away from the others, meeting the campus guidelines for social distancing.<\/p>\n
The circles are not a requirement; you don\u2019t have to sit in them. They\u2019re simply a visual tool to help make the right decision.<\/p>\n
And helping to prevent the spread of the coronavirus is always the right decision.<\/p>\n
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Circles on Chamberlain Field help with social distancing.<\/p>\n