In our home state of Washington, our global supply chain team has been hard at work. The first 5 pallets of personal protective equipment has been delivered to the state for distribution in the Seattle area.
A small token of our appreciation to front line medical workers. ⬇️
A truckload of 50,000 N95 surgical masks, critical for health-care workers fighting the novel coronavirus, is headed to the Seattle home of a UW Medicine physician — courtesy of Elon Musk and Tesla. https://t.co/5rdxLkRdiV
In the U.S., we are producing 35 million respirators per month. More than 500,000 respirators are on the way to two of the more critically impacted areas, New York and Seattle, with arrivals expected starting tomorrow. Read full statement here:
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Though data on coronavirus testing has been spotty, what is available shows just how behind the United States is in its screening efforts. 1/ https://t.co/6w6T5boT0M
The 2021 freshman class added two more elite talents with the signing of four-time U.S. National Team member @EmmaMalabuyo and 2018 World medalist Ana Padurariu!
#GoBruins | #UCLABound | #NationalSigningDay
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Max Borghi was a quote machine tonight. On #WSU not punting:
“I told the punter at the start of the game, I was like ‘We’re not going to need you tonight so just go to the bench.’ He’s a good guy, but we don’t want to punt and we don’t really need him.”