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The Annotated Table of Contents and Biographies for Women Writers Week 2022 | Chaz’s Diary

Book excerpt: When women invented television NANDINI BALIAL Born and raised in New Delhi, India, Nandini immigrated to Texas with her family in 2000. While studying at New York University, she interned for New York One, BBC America and the International Emmys. After earning a degree in film studies in 2014, Nandini misguidedly moved to Los Angeles to work in ...

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Tri-Town News Agenda, March 9

• The historic village Allentown will host its first Daffodil Days Festival from March 26 to April 3. The festival includes family events held among 3,000 daffodils.A parade at noon on March 26 will kick off more than 30 activities (including several free ones) and shop specials. Master gardeners will answer questions and guests can meet Revolutionary War heroine Molly ...

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Reform Alliance brings speakers and music for Little Rock Town Hall event celebrating Black History Month

Take entertainment, mix it with education and you have “edutainment entertainment”. That’s what Tashan O’Neal, community engagement specialist for The Reform Alliance, says people can expect at Saturday’s Black History Month Town Hall at Southwest Little Rock. Community Center. “We want people to be both educated and entertained,” O’Neal says in a bright conference room in the building that houses ...

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‘It just gets me started with a support system’: Duke’s Questbridge scholars find community on campus

When sophomore Gene Yang first came to Duke, he worried that being from a low-income background would hamper his ability to find friends. “Am I going to hang out with people? Do the same things as them, given the money I can spend? said Yang, who double majored in biology and computer science. “I had to get used to being ...

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Mount Union professor merges nature and abstract art in new exhibition

ALLIANCE – Margo Miller walked through Mount Union University’s art gallery, past abstract nature paintings in shades of brown, orange, red and black. The settings included the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Another canvas was splattered with shades of gray and blue, with the images depicting a stretch of highway leading into a rainstorm near the natural wonder. Miller, ...

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WB Graduate Inducted into BW Honor Society | News, Sports, Jobs

BEREA, Ohio – Emily Robb of Alliance has been inducted into the Dayton C. Miller Honor Society at Baldwin Wallace University. Robb, a graduate of West Branch High School majoring in accounting and finance, was honored with a membership that is carried by less than 4% of the undergraduate student body. Members are selected to consistently maintain superior academic work. ...

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Prestigious high schools frequented Kenyan billionaires

Last week, Kenyans.co.ke dived into the foundations of very wealthy people in Kenya and chronicled the little-known county schools some of them attended. During the research process, we found out that while some tycoons have a history of weed for grace, some, mainly those from wealthy backgrounds, have frequented prominent institutions but kept the fires burning until the decision-making table. ...

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News from the entire cantonal region

Life-size board games at the library ALLIANCE – The Rodman Public Library is hosting a day of life-size board games for teens on Tuesday. 12-18 year olds are invited to the Main Library from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. to play classic games – Checkers, Monopoly, Scrabble, Jenga, Trouble and Yahtzee – on a large scale. In Monopoly and Trouble, ...

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Senator Square: New semester, year at Carson High

The first semester of 2021 at Carson High School is in the past, and a good year and a semester of 2022 have begun. The past is gone and the future is here, so instead of a New Year’s resolution how about taking a look at something much bigger? Two things come to mind, freedom of speech and freedom of ...

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State Department to pilot new program for refugees to attend college / public information service

By next fall, refugee students may be able to apply to attend U.S. colleges and universities. The State Department said it plans to pilot a new category for refugee admissions, known as P4. P4 status would allow a group or institution to sponsor a refugee. A university sponsorship program would allow them to study in the United States and then ...

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Santa Maria School District Considering 3 New Redistribution Cards | Education

the District of the Lyceum of the Mixed Union of Santa Maria The board shifted its redistribution priorities to keeping Guadalupe and northwest Santa Maria in one district, after reviewing three new draft maps created by local organizations and students in a hearing public Tuesday. District officials reviewed a first round of map projects created by district cutting consulting firm ...

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Gay / Straight Alliance Approved – Waupaca County Post

Little Wolf High School based band By Holly Neumann By a 3: 1 vote, the Manawa School Board approved a Gay / Straight Alliance (GSA) club at Little Wolf High School. Students and community members have spoken on the topic on November 15 at the monthly council meeting. Senior Grace Tohm followed all protocols, guidelines and rules to start the ...

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“I am a world class pianist living with a rare disease”

According to my parents, when I was six months old, I had a grand mal seizure. I was in my grandmother’s arms and I turned blue. After that I started having infantile spasms (IS). My first was at Disneyland during the Main Street Electric Parade. My mom saw me do these weird movements and was terrified. My parents then took ...

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Sterling Candlelight Vigil Remembers Victim Of Domestic Violence

A woman allegedly killed by her husband with a hammer, after being released on bail pending another trial for allegedly kidnapping, strangling and assaulting, was recalled during a candlelight vigil at the Loudoun Farm Museum in Sterling on Friday, October 22. The assembled crowd remembered Regina Redman-Lollobrigido as a mother, daughter, teacher, aspiring teacher and fan of the Grateful Dead ...

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Waukesha School District Suppresses Speech from LGBTQ Students

The Waukesha School District faces a potential lawsuit on top of another. The district is already facing a lawsuit for failing to protect students from COVID-19. Now it might be walk on First Amendment, the rights to freedom of expression too. A grassroots organization called Alliance for Education in Waukesha is organizing a petition against the superintendent and starting the ...

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Alliance of churches adopts schools

The Pine Bluff Faith Community Coalition Ministerial Alliance announced that it has adopted many schools in the area to improve conditions on campus. Throughout the year, the coalition will ensure a presence on campus, such as patrolling the halls, lunch and bus stops and periodically providing snacks to teachers, among others. “We continue to reach out to other members of ...

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A group of students files a complaint against the schools

PENDLETON – Claiming that the school district does not allow it to exercise the same rights as other clubs, the student-run Pendleton Heights Gay-Straight Alliance (PHGSA) is suing the school and the school society.The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana (ACLU), on behalf of the PHGSA, filed a lawsuit on Wednesday September 22, according to the ACLU, claiming that the ...

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Alliance hosting an education forum | Coeur d’Alene Press

COEUR d’ALENE – Encouraging active participation in civic and associative life, the Alliance for civic engagement is organizing a forum on Monday evening “in defense of public education”. “Bringing all points of view together to discuss what’s going on in our community” is the goal, said Jessica Mahuron, founder of the nonprofit. Launched in 2018, the group strives to promote ...

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To the fond memory, Georgerene “Georgie” Russell

The funeral for Georgerene “Georgie” Russell, 71, a lifelong Riverton resident, will be held at 10:00 am on Monday September 27, 2021 at the Neighborhood Alliance Church. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. Immediately after the funeral services, everyone is invited to join the family at The Reach Clubhouse for a reception. The visitation will take place from 6:00 ...

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Alumni News – September 2021

Jamella Foster ’17 has always had a passion for sport. Elementary and Middle School basketball and soccer rec league. Cross country in college. High school basketball, athletics, softball and recreational soccer. Four years as a member of the Roanoke College women’s basketball team – her final year as team captain. Quite naturally, Foster, who holds a BA in Communication Studies ...

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James Cottrill Obituary (2021) – Washington Court House, OH

James Eugene Cottrill, 72, of Alliance, Ohio, died at 8:35 p.m. on August 28, 2021 at Alliance Community Hospital after a long illness. He was born on December 15, 1948 in Greenfield, Ohio, to Paul Lewis Cottrill and Dorothy June (Hurtt) Cottrill. He grew up on the family farm in Washington Courthouse, Ohio, with his younger brother and sister. Jim ...

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Westfield special education student wins college scholarship

New Jersey Alliance of Private Special Education Schools press release: August 27, 2021 Rory Scialabba, a Westfield resident and a graduate of Calais School in Whippany, is one of two recipients of the Joe Gorga Fellowship, awarded by the Alliance of Private Special Education Schools of New Jersey. The Alliance is a nonprofit group of 40 state-approved private special education ...

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Carnation Festival lunch honors community members for their service

ALLIANCE – Artist Ron Moore Jr. told an audience that art can help people overcome hardships at the Grand Alliance Carnation Festival community lunch on Saturday. “Art was my way of escaping,” he said. The 1986 Alliance High School graduate was the keynote speaker at the event, which took place at the Hoover-Price Campus Center at Mount Union University. Following: ...

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High school students present ideas to Grand Valley State on how to tackle equity issues in higher education

ALLENDALE, MI – Grand Valley State University works with high school students across the country to develop innovative solutions to higher education challenges such as food insecurity, mental health, financial hardship, and more. The students presented their 12 big ideas on Thursday August 5 to leaders of GVSU and five other universities across the country that make up the REP4 ...

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WOU’s women’s basketball assistant coach Girten goes all-American on the football field

History links MONMOUTH, Oregon – You hear the stories of athletes from two sports, but usually it happens in high school or college. Current Western Oregon University Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach Katie girten recently had the chance to show off her skills on the grill and her abilities helped her win All-American honors and a chance to play in the ...

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Public school advocates unite after deadly budget battle

A week after the Wisconsin legislature voted in a special session on school funding called by Gov. Tony Evers without taking any action, Evers told a group of statewide public school advocates that the state budget he signed is “far where we should be” when it comes to supporting education. Governor Tony Evers signs the 2021-23 biennial budget at Cumberland ...

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Rahim Reed retires from the community he helped build

Of all the words in Rahim Reed’s long title – Assistant Executive Vice Chancellor for Campus Community Relations – the one that meant most to him was “community”. “Everyone supports the community,” said Reed, who retired in June after 20 years in the post he was first to hold. “Everyone loves to be part of a community. HONOR RAHIM RAHIM ...

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Marion’s social justice activists call for action and unity

The Marion Alliance for Racial Equity hosted its first event of the year, focusing on the theme of unity Caleb mccullough Jul 17, 2021 7:20 PM Marion Alliance for Racial Equity co-founder Janessa Carr speaks at a Marion Unity rally at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection on Saturday. The rally was organized by the Marion Alliance for Racial Equity. ...

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17 Nominated for the Fernando Award

17 nominees for the Fernando Award | San Fernando Valley Business Journal Wednesday July 14, 2021 The Fernando Prize Foundation on Wednesday announced 17 nominees for this year’s Fernando Prize. “This is one of the largest and most diverse candidate pools in Fernando’s history,” said Fernando Award Foundation co-chairs Mark Levinson and Pegi Matsuda. “It shows that despite the challenges ...

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Sheila Edwards Lange chosen as UW Tacoma chancellor

Press Releases July 13, 2021 University of Washington President Ana Mari Cauce and President Mark A. Richards today announced the selection of Sheila Edwards Lange, President of Seattle Central College, as Chancellor of the University of Washington Tacoma. His appointment, awaiting approval from the UW board of regents, is expected to begin on September 16. Edwards Lange has many years ...

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Finished first in all-around in Savannah, GA

Western Branch Senior Brianna Schluneker has been doing gymnastics for several years and suffered several injuries during her performances. “I broke several bones, suffered a tear in the labrum and also had hip injuries recently,” she said. “I have developed chronic pain but love gymnastics.” About a year after successfully undergoing hip surgery, Schluneker was at the top of his ...

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Delta Dental Plan of Maine adds 3 people to its Board of Directors

APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD Marcia Minter Dr Grace Odimayo Dr Brad Rand Delta Dental Plan of Maine announced the recent election of three new directors to its board of directors: Marcia Minter from Portland, Dr Grace Odimayo Augusta and Dr Brad Rand of the brewer. Minter is the co-founder and executive director of Indigo Arts Alliance in Portland, a nonprofit ...

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