Perspective
Oct. 29, 2014
Separating Ebola fact from hysteria
For the past several weeks the country has been fascinated with the continuing stories involving the spread of Ebola from Africa to other countries including the U.S. By Edwin G. Foulke, Jr.
For the past several weeks the U.S. has been captivated by the spread of Ebola. There have been many overreactions to the spread of the virus and how it is contracted. Teachers and students across the county have stayed home. One teacher is even getting paid leave after parents complained that the teacher had traveled to Dallas, where there had been two Ebola cases. And in New Jersey, a school reported that two students from Rwanda - a coun...
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