The Gee Scott & Ursula Reutin Show

GUEST: Dr. Todd Rose on the current state of college amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and how higher education should be reformed, both immediately and in the near future. Dr. Rose leads the Laboratory for the Science of the Individual at the Harvard Graduate School of Education // Survey: Over 80% of Police Officers Would Not Recommend Their Child Go Into Law Enforcement Would you recommend your children follow in your career footsteps? // SCENARIOS

We might have to go back to where we were in March // There’s a lawsuit challenging the mask order in WA state // Christian Cooper isn’t cooperating in the investigation to charge Amy Cooper // A little girl has a meltdown over COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed massive inequities in all sectors of society, and higher education is no exception. Dr. Todd Rose joins us to explain how higher education should be reformed and how parents and students can take this time to negotiate the cost of tuition down. Dr. Rose is the cofounder and president of the think tank Populace and the former director of the Mind, Brain, and Education program at Harvard.

HEADLINES // Why this is a BAD thing for your bottom line? ICE Says Foreign Students Can’t Attend Online-Only College This Fall // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY

GUEST: Dr. Angela Rasmussen with the latest on COVID-19 // GUEST: Mick Hoffman, Executive Director of the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association on what sports will look like in the fall (and whether they'll happen at all) // SCENARIOS

NO MASK -- NO SERVICE! That rule begins TODAY // King County detective investigated for 'All Lives Splatter' Facebook post // Bidet Company Offering $10,000 Summer Job Just to Poop

HEADLINES // GOOD NEWS // TEXTS & WORDS TO LIVE BY

121 UW students in Greek Row have COVID-19 // People are demanding police wear one. What would you say if YOUR boss told you to wear a body camera? It’s happening in construction, department stores, fire departments and more // SCENARIOS

1 protester dead, 1 injured after man drives into protesters on I-5 in Seattle // Should people without kids have to pick up the slack for other employees who chose to have kids? // Who should drive on your road trip?

WSU has informed freshman, who are required to live on campus, they will not get refunds if asked to leave early and they have to sign off on this policy to receive a housing assignment. Debbie Custer joins the show -- her daughter Ella is an incoming freshman at WSU.