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Good luck, WSU

Thu., Nov. 4, 2021

I have been fully vaccinated- two Pfizer shots and a booster shot, also from Pfizer.

Vaccines have been proven to be very effective against COVID-19. Nick Rolovich, the former WSU football coach, decided not to get a vaccine. Rolovich applied for a religious exemption, which was denied. WSU officials need to be more upfront. Freedom of religion is a precious gift for any religion or nonreligion.

Good luck to the new WSU football coach and WSU football team. And this is coming from a Vandal.

Michael T. McGuire

Spokane

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