Soninlaw should head to guantanamo bay. Tsa will allow small knives to be taken on board along with small bats. The rules go into effect in april. For the next 45 minutes we want to get your thoughts on these changes on what you can bring on board. Perhaps you agree or disagree or you think other things should be brought on board as well. Here is your chance to weigh in. The tsa allowing small mice and golf clubs and the likes being allowed on air plaplanes. If you want to reach out on our social media platforms tsa has a website that will allow you to see what you will be able to bring on board when these rules go into affect in april. It gives you a visual of the things you can bring. You cannot bring anything with a fixed blade. The blade can not be wider than a half inch. It cannot lock. There are some other examples as well. These are the things that are now qualified as far as what you can bring on board. Aside from the small knives there are some other things you can bring on. T
He managed to through the needle pretty well politically, you know, before the election he was able to delay it. And yet to say is going to fast for the southern portion, that was a pretty depth political move but i think the stakes are pretty high. Its also about labor. A lot of labor really, really worked hard for the president s reelection. A lot of them in very, very tough swing states. Socalled swing states. A lot of them are also working on proposals to take veterans that are coming back from afghanistan and having how much to hardhats, very, very important program. Theres going to be a lot more people coming back from these conflicts in the United States. And so i think theres a lot, you look at all the security people in the United States, theyre also saying this is good for u. S. Security, to not be so dependent on the turmoil, we see it everyday in the middle east. So i think there is security for the u. S. In terms of energy security. Theres employment for workers. Theres wo
January 21, 2021
Tricia R. Serio
Tricia R. Serio, dean of the College of Natural Sciences (CNS), has been named associate chancellor of strategic academic planning by Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy. Serio will dedicate 20 percent of her time to the new role while continuing to lead CNS in her position as dean.
In this additional capacity, Serio will oversee the academic planning exercise of refreshing college-level strategic plans in collaboration with the Office of University Analytics and Institutional Research, as well as develop and facilitate strategic intercollege collaboration in research and education. She will also join other senior campus leaders on the Campus Leadership Council.