Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams implored voters to show up at an “urgent time” for Columbus and Georgia, vowing to expand Medicaid and veto any anti-LGBTQ legislation if elected. Abrams spoke for about 19 minutes Friday morning at downtown restaurant Jarfly before taking questions from members of the public and …
Read More »Hendrix Professor’s Band releases its first album
CONWAY, Ark. (March 10, 2022) – THISNESS, a band that includes Hendrix College Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. James Dow, last month released Threshold, a 10-track digital album recorded, mixed and mastered in Arkansas. Dow joined the Hendrix faculty in the fall of 2011 and currently chairs the College’s Mind/Neuroscience …
Read More »CoVantage Credit Union Receives Honor for Unique Business Philosophy
By Patrick Lynn CoVantage Credit Union received two awards recognizing its dedication to financial literacy and member service. According to a company press release, CoVantage won first place in the Louise Herring Philosophy-in-Action Member Service Award in recognition of creating a unique loan program specifically designed to provide relief and …
Read More »Business notes – February 2022
New Flights Sustain Traffic at Tri-Cities Airport The Tri-Cities Airport is reporting a respectable increase in air traffic in 2021 thanks in part to the arrival of new carriers. With 346,503 people boarding flights, boardings are up 83% from 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic hurt travel and left planes nearly …
Read More »CSR initiative will provide students in government schools in Gujarat with free online access to local language lessons
Everest Kanto Cylinders (EKC), India’s largest manufacturer of high-pressure gas cylinders, today announced the company’s CSR initiative to provide free online access to curriculum-related educational content for students in public schools in Gujarat. The CSR program, designed and delivered by ConnectEd Technologies, an EdTech social enterprise, aims to provide quality …
Read More »Klaisner says education system problems could last another two years – The Southland Journal
Advertising Klaisner says education system problems could last another two years (Southland Chicago, IL) – Mark A. Klaisner and other experts saw this coming before the COVID-19 pandemic hit education skies. However, one potential problem has escalated significantly due to the pandemic and had effects that could resonate beyond 2024. …
Read More »Moms for Liberty Accuses Brevard Teachers of Critical Race Theory Training
Support local journalism. Unlock unlimited digital access to floridatoday.com. Click here and subscribe today. Despite facing anger from a group of conservative parents over what they claim is racist training, Brevard public school officials show no signs of reconsidering a summer program so far. to teach staff about social and …
Read More »Most Popular City & State Items for 2021
Last year will be a pretty tumultuous year for politics in Pennsylvania, which has given us a lot of information to pass on to our loyal City & State readers. Much like the previous year, COVID-19 has left readers yearning for more information on how national and local authorities are …
Read More »Court of Appeal to decide whether UNC and NCSU should reimburse COVID shutdown tuition fees – Carolina Journal
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will decide in the coming weeks or months whether students at NC State University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill can sue their schools for reimbursement of fees. schooling. A trial judge ruled in June that students can go ahead with …
Read More »Shape the future of dance for film with an MA Screendance from London Contemporary Dance School
At the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has seen an increase in streaming services. Together, we turned to Netflix and YouTube to consume media. Likewise, performers and artists around the world have turned to digital platforms to express their art. Theaters started showing recorded performances, artists organized digital …
Read More »Regulating the Quality of Charter Schools | Regulatory review
Researchers analyze variations in the quality regulation of charter schools across states. Charter schools have inspired controversial debates about how best to provide quality educational opportunities. The virtual school during the COVID-19 pandemic appeared to reveal the frustrations of some parents with traditional public schools. Charter schools, however, can be …
Read More »Calendar of events, rewards and opportunities
Each week we update this list with new meetings, awards, scholarships and events to help you advance your career. If you would like us to present something that you have to offer to the bioscience community, send us an email with the subject line “For Calendar”. Offers from ASBMB members …
Read More »Michigan Eastern Star Holds Annual Convention | News, Sports, Jobs
MUSKEGON – The Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star of Michigan recently held its annual convention in Muskegon after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Worthy Grand Matron, Dawn M. Talbot and Worthy Grand Boss, John P. Groves chaired the meetings and 404 members attended the annual …
Read More »kovind: Governors “friend, philosopher, guide” to government; should make living connections with people: President | India News
NEW DELHI: Claiming that the framers of the constitution envisioned governors as “friends, philosophers and guides” to the people and the government, President Ram Nath Kovind called on them on Thursday to devote as much time as possible to their states and to forge close ties with the public. Addressing …
Read More »Trade publication ranks NC first in the country for business climate – Carolina Journal
A leading publication for corporate real estate and expansion planning has named North Carolina the best in the country for a friendly business climate. Site selection magazine stowed Tar Heel State as # 1 this year after being tied with Georgia in 2020. The magazine noted North Carolina’s low corporate …
Read More »Your $ 232 School Board General Election Guide (De Soto)
In-person advance polls began on October 23 in Johnson County, and election day will take place next week on November 2. As residents go to the polls to vote for the $ 232 Board of Education in De Soto, we’ve prepared an election primer to give people an easy way …
Read More »3 ways in which the “PDG 3.0” philosophy makes entrepreneurship more agile
CEO 2.0 STEVE WASTERVAL When you hear the term âCEOâ you probably think of men in suits and ties running a huge company from the top of a skyscraper. While there may still be places where this is true, the modern idea of ââwhat a CEO should be has changed …
Read More »Parents’ group says Hart Board masks are “child abuse”
On the same day, a letter was sent to them claiming that the masks and vaccines lead to “child abuse” and discrimination, members of the William S. Hart Union High School District Board of Directors heard a group of parents on Wednesday evening criticize the district’s adherence to public health. …
Read More »“The breaks” by Julietta Singh and the public purse
I thought for a while about the obligation, perhaps even the duty, of the researcher to communicate with a wider audience. For many academics, this is simply out of the question – or even ever considered. It is often said that writing for the public does not “count” for tenure …
Read More »COVID variants do not stop C. diff. Awareness walks around the world – Le Journal
TEANECK, NJ, September 20, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) – The C Diff Foundation announced today that the 5th edition of the Global C. diff. The awareness walks will be held on demand, live and in person at Sims Park, New Port Richey, FL, and Brown Street Park Complex, Spring City, PA, …
Read More »Local entrepreneurs team up to launch Precious Piñata children’s education program
Content of the article An educational program designed by a Chatham woman to help children cope with life challenges such as mental health, racism and bullying, now has a much-needed retail presence at the Chatham Giant Tiger store. Content of the article “It’s like a catalyst to bring it out …
Read More »Governor Pritzker signs dozens of bills | Illinois
Editor’s Note: This is part of the Daily Journal’s ongoing series after the 102nd General Assembly. This year’s session resulted in more than 660 bills being sent to Governor JB Pritzker for signature or veto, either directly or through inaction. Governor JB Pritzker recently signed the following Bills of the …
Read More »WT’s Great Books series continues with David Foster’s short story Wallace – The Amarillo Pioneer
A short story addressing the ways in which irony has led to a growing sense of alienation in American culture is next to appear in West Texas A&M University’s Great Books series. Dr. Ryan Brooks, Assistant Professor of English in the Department of English, Philosophy and Modern Languages ââat WT, …
Read More »Off the Cuff with Monique Burgdorf, Associate Dean of Students – The Oberlin Review
Deputy Dean of Students Monique Burgdorf wears several hats. Currently, she serves at the Center for Student Success as a liaison primarily with low income and first generation students at the College. She also works as a consultant for the Student Aid and Resource Exchange program. Burgdorf’s work has become …
Read More »Global food systems don’t think about women. UN report calls for action
Biased power structures must be changed for more inclusive decision-making processes, the United Nations said ahead of the Food Systems Summit in September Women farmers are disproportionately more affected by climate change and land degradation. Photo: CSE / DTE What does a fair food system look like in times of …
Read More »Biden administrator promotes radical group pushing critical race theory in schools
The Biden administration’s advice for reopening schools promoted a radical activist group’s manual that advocates that educators “disrupt whiteness and other forms of oppression.” The Department of Education linked the Abolitionist Teaching Network’s âGuide to Racial Justice and Social and Emotional Learningâ in its manual to help schools reopen after …
Read More »Delaware once again rejects buyer’s efforts to invoke EAW clause | Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
On July 9, 2021, the Delaware Court of Chancery issued its final ruling determining whether a buyer’s attempt to invoke a material adverse effect (MAE) clause was effective in excusing the buyer’s failure to complete an acquisition of the target company as part of a signed merger. agreement. While the …
Read More »Study Finds ‘Growing Gap’ Between Distance and In-Person High School Students
Washington / Philadelphia, July 14, 2021 – New research reveals that high school students who attended distance school during the COVID-19 pandemic suffered socially, emotionally and academically compared to those who attended school in nobody. The study was published today in Educational researcher (ER) by researchers Angela L. Duckworth, Tim …
Read More »Acure, St. Ives, Dermalogica, Murad, Philosophy – The Manomet Current
MRI Precision Reports recently introduced a new title on “Global Facial Scrubs Market: Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2021-2027âFrom its database utilizing various methodologies, aims to review and present deep and accurate data regarding the global Facial Scrub market. The report provides the study with in-depth overview, …
Read More »Reflective Kurelja ready to lead CSIU |
MILTON – While sitting in the Susquehanna Central Intermediate Unit (CSIU) office on his first day as the organization’s executive director, Dr John Kurelja had a bit of haze in his eyes so that he was looking at an old photo of himself. with Kenny Garabadian. Kurelja joined CSIU five …
Read More »Four Important Factors To Consider When Teaching Visual Arts Online
The visual arts are not just a subject, they are a way of life. It embodies the way we dress, the hairstyles we flaunt, the makeup on our faces, the decor at our weddings, the vibe of our salons and much more. The importance of this art form, however, goes …
Read More »Trump says critical race theory borders on ‘psychological abuse’
Top line A day before Juneteenth’s first celebration as a nationally recognized federal holiday, former President Donald Trump tore up President Joe Biden for embracing “Critical Race Theory” – a loosely defined academic framework that has become the most recent front of culture wars – and has gone so far …
Read More »How to juggle raising a family while starting a business
As a founder and first-time dad, August 2016 was a whirlwind for me. On August 16, I got my team together to cut the ribbon to announce our new office. And, just two days later, on August 18, I was able to make an even bigger announcement by cutting my …
Read More »When the masks reveal | MIT News
A Covid-19 mask is generally considered a form of protection. But what if our masks became opportunities for exposure – the physical expression of our thoughts, concerns, and how we relate to the turmoil of the outside world? This was the challenge faced by undergraduates at MIT tasked with designing …
Read More »Kamala Harris Bombs at the Naval Academy
Did you hear the one from the Marine with the solar panel rolled up? It wasn’t exactly Bob Hope and the USO when Kamala Harris tried out humor during an opening speech to graduate Sailors and Marines at the Naval Academy last week. Speaking to the next generation of American …
Read More »Medicaid? Right to vote? Critical theory of race? Parson faces special session requests | Local News
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A tax that funds the $ 2 billion Missouri Medicaid program. A push to ban the teaching of critical race theory in public schools. An effort to undermine the changes to the Kansas City police budget. A litany of bills to overhaul the way Missouri conducts …
Read More »Akron recycling tracking returns; here is the latest information on how to recycle
Workers inspecting the recycling carts will return to Akron starting next week. This is part of an ongoing effort by the City of Akron and its partners to help educate residents on how to properly recycle. As a reminder, the rules for what is recyclable became more limited a few …
Read More »Philosophical Approach to Loneliness Provides New Insight into Treatments
A recent article published in Philosophy, Psychiatry and Psychology examines various ways of understanding loneliness as part of the human experience. Valeria Motta, PhD candidate at the University of Birmingham, offers an approach that considers the lived experience of time, embodiment and attention as fundamental dimensions of loneliness. She approaches …
Read More »Diversity Institute marks milestones – SUNY Cortland
05/28/2021 Over 25 years ago, when SUNY Cortland enrolled single-digit color-dialing students, a small cohort of faculty set out to prepare the rest of the faculty and professional staff for a very different future. Today, around a quarter of the student body identifies as non-white / non-latinx and over the …
Read More »Streetsboro senior attributes success to desire to make a difference, dedicated teachers
Streetsboro Senior Samuel Gray’s expansive summary of activities, roles and recognitions has always been fueled by his desire to make a difference. Gray, 18, is a permanent resident of Streetsboro. Eagle Scout, he has been a member of the Boy Scouts of America for 12 years. But it is far …
Read More »Downing Street explored isolation plan for over 55s to avoid second lockdown
Boris Johnson was so keen to avoid a second Covid-19 lockdown in England last summer that senior officials were ordered to make plans for all over 55s to self-isolate. The policy, which would have meant that much of the economy could have remained open, was officially known as “segmentation” and …
Read More »Aaron Rodgers’ commotion appears to be aimed at Packers front office
(Photo: USA TODAY Sports) Aaron Rodgers’ current split from the Green Bay Packers didn’t receive much clarity on Monday night when the reigning quarterback and MVP appeared in an interview with Kenny Mayne on SportsCenter. However, it depends on how you perceive his comments. On the one hand, Rodgers opened …
Read More »The valuation of the AI market in education will explode until 2026
The latest AI in Education market report offers an end-to-end analysis of this business sphere with respect to the production and consumption aspects. Key trends favoring the industry expansion as well as the major challenges limiting the revenue streams are enumerated in the report. Further, Porterâs five force analysis has …
Read More »Native American Communities Support Biden Jobs Plan »Albuquerque Journal
………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. ………. As readers of this newspaper know, the pueblos, tribes and nations of New Mexico faced disparities in infrastructure, education and health before the start of the COVID pandemic. The pandemic has shed …
Read More »Ogilvy announces lineup for Nudgestock 2021, the world’s largest creativity and behavioral science festival
NEW YORK, May 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Ogilvy today announced the lineup for Nudgestock 2021, the must-see festival hosted by Ogilvy Consulting that brings together the worlds of creativity and behavioral science. For the second year in a row, Nudgestock will be available live and online worldwide for …
Read More »Pregnancy study on effects of vaccines debunks social media rumors
Injecting covid-19 does not harm the placenta, a new study from Northwestern Medicine confirms. CNN: Covid vaccines do not harm the placenta, unlike social media misinformation, study finds There is no biological basis behind social media claims that Covid-19 vaccines can harm the placenta, the organ that provides a growing …
Read More »When COVID travel bans work and don’t
New Delhi: As states impose new lockdowns of varying duration and intensity to stop the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study shows that medium-duration travel bans are counterproductive – they trap migrants in cities that are COVID-19 hotspots long enough to expose them to the virus, which …
Read More »When the UPS driver sees a need, his group takes action
BATON ROUGE, La. – UPS Driver James Joseph’s philosophy is very much like a slogan his company once had: What can ‘Big Brown’ do for you? In the case of Joseph-created philanthropy, the answer seems to be “whatever it takes.” When not delivering packages, Joseph has helped deliver air conditioners …
Read More »COVID-19 overturned Americans’ sense of individualism and invited us to embrace interconnection – an idea by Greek philosopher Epicurus | Coronavirus
Eds: This story was provided by The Conversation for AP customers. The Associated Press does not guarantee the content. Kristin Girten, University of Nebraska Omaha (THE CONVERSATION) The ability to stand up on one’s own boots has long been celebrated in the United States. This admiration for autonomy stems from …
Read More »Runnels County Judge Barry Hilliard retires
Barry Hilliard, the Runnels County judge for ten years, hangs up his robe on May 31. Hilliard sums up his philosophy on his tenure in one sentence: âIf you’re transparent and honest, you never have to worry about trying. to remember what you said or did. “ Hilliard’s life in …
Read More »The Uniqlo philosophy: “ Our products must be made for everyone ”
The Uniqlo philosophy: “ Our products must be made for everyone ” Yuki Katsuta, Head of Research and Design at Uniqlo, discusses the Japanese retailer’s design vision for the future Uniqlo enthusiasts profess an affinity for many of the elements that make up the global retailer’s production. Some praise its …
Read More »Opinion: Food or medicine? The Dangerous Choice Many Seniors Must Make
You need to keep a roof over your head, keep food in the fridge, and keep track of your medications. But what if you can’t afford all three? What are you doing? The choices are difficult and potentially dangerous. It’s like that for many Americans, according to a study by …
Read More »Josh Allen expansion could be a mix of Patrick Mahomes, Jared Goff deals, says NFL expert
When it comes to contract extensions for NFL quarterbacks, the offseason between years 3 and 4 is when teams tend to ink their promising young quarterbacks for a first big extension. Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes, Houston’s Deshaun Watson, Philadelphia’s Carson Wentz and former Los Angeles Rams and current Detroit Lions …
Read More »First Nations Financial Authority takes milestone to exceed $ 1 billion in loans to Indigenous communities
BANK OF THE WEST, BC, December 2, 2020 / CNW / – Despite the economic turmoil caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, the First Nations Financial Authority has taken a historic step by crossing the a billion dollars mark in the financing of First Nations. “By working with Indigenous communities, …
Read More »Gaming companies line up for pandemic relief loans
Developers take advantage of US program that will cancel loans to retain staff, deadline to apply is August 8 Share this article While some sectors of the video game industry have seen their businesses improve with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, others are not so fortunate. As part of its response …
Read More »The quality of banks’ assets remains controllable despite a lower increase in NPAs: ICRA
Despite a decline in gross and net non-performing assets reported by banks, the quality of their assets remains controllable, ICRA Ratings said. Even including the pro forma GNPA of Rs 1.3 lakh crore (1.1% of gross advances) and the NNPA of Rs 1 lakh crore (1% of net advances), the …
Read More »KBRA Releases Research – CMBS Loan Performance Trends: January Update
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE) – The Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) publishes a report on the performance trends of US commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) lending observed during the January 2021 reporting period. default for the period was unchanged month-over-month, at 6.5%, among KBRA-rated CMBSs. This is the seventh month in a …
Read More »States that are reopening need child care. But they are closing as emergency funds dry up.
June 30 – Tuesday – the loans I received for my nonprofit daycare, Hope Child Development Center, from the Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program and my emergency support at the State will be exhausted. I don’t know what to do. Unlike my colleagues in some other states, I was …
Read More »The Norwegian air test: the big question …
Assuming the Court extends Norwegian Air Examinership for another 50 days, the big billion dollar question remains: Will Norwegian be allowed by the Court to return 36 planes to their owners? This is the biggest question of this review. And that’s probably the most important question to be answered in …
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