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With City Commission s help, UF student marketing campaign promotes mask-wearing in bars

With City Commission s help, UF student marketing campaign promotes mask-wearing in bars As of Feb. 8, the city commission-funded program distributed 150 posters, 190 masks and about 80 floor decals to Rowdy Reptile, Fat Daddy s, JJ s Tavern, Downtown Fats and other businesses [Courtesy of The Agency] Packed bars and clubs at Midtown are now covered with colorful posters and stickers reminding students to keep their masks on while being social. Students at The Agency, UF’s student-led marketing firm, paired up with the city to launch a marketing campaign aimed to encourage students to wear masks in public inside bars.  The Healthy Gainesville Initiative was presented to and approved by the City Commission Jan. 21 and cost the city $87,500. The funds paid for research and development of marketing materials such as posters, masks and floor stickers to encourage students to mask up because of concerns from city officials about masses of unmasked stude

How to persuade someone to take the COVID vaccine

How to persuade someone to take the COVID-19 vaccine Alia E. Dastagir, USA TODAY President-elect Joe Biden receives COVID-19 vaccine, urges Americans to do the same Replay Video The vaccines are coming. Now, how many Americans will actually get them? It s a looming question, perhaps the most important one as the coronavirus continues to surge in the U.S. Medical experts say vaccine-induced herd immunity when enough people are immune that the virus will find it difficult to spread  is the best way to end the pandemic.  Overall, 60% of Americans say they would definitely or probably get the vaccine if one were available today, according to a Pew Research Center survey this month, up from 51% who said so in September. Nearly 40% said they definitely or probably would not get a coronavirus vaccine, though about half of this group – about 18% of U.S. adults – say they could change their minds. 

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