Princeton U Salmonella Outbreak Revisited

I apparently made a few errors in the post about the recent Salmonella food poisoning outbreak at PU (pun intended). I want to thank the anonymous member of the Princeton Graduating Class of ’09 for pointing out the inconsistencies and errors in the post.  First, the so-called “dining clubs” are actually called eating clubs. Second, fraternities and sororities are allowed at PU and I hear that they are alive and well. Finally, I inadvertently noted that the University has severed contracts with several of its produce suppliers which may have been the putative source(s) of the outbreak. In fact, the University didn’t cancel contracts but only temporarily closed a few of the eating stations at the Frist Campus Center. My local newspaper reported that contracts where severed–I guess you truly can’t believe everything that you read!

I was duly chastised for not adequately verifying my information before I hastily crafted the post. I stand corrected and will attempt to be more vigilant in the future. That said, I think that my lack of understanding of the practices and customs at Princeton University is directly related to the fact that I attended Cornell as an undergraduate. Mea Culpa!

Until next time…

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Bio Job Blog - June 4, 2008 10:30 AM
This must be one of the most notable years for Salmonella food poisoning. First, there was a modest outbreak in the eating clubs at Princeton University and now a larger outbreak in Texas and New Mexico. This is the first...
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