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The first UC Santa Cruz commencement in 1969 saw students throw their diplomas at UC President Clark Kerr and Chancellor Dean McHenry. Student activists disrupted the ceremony to award imprisoned Bla

Beginning on Saturday, Aug. 19, at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, Abrams will have 24 pieces of work in the exhibit “Antidotes: Seeing Beauty, Finding Connection.”

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Jewish United Funds TOV Network extends Good Deeds Day to a whole week Grocery delivery options are plentiful for the JUF TOV Volunteer Networks Good Deeds Day, now expanded to April 11-16. COURTESY OF THE JEWISH UNITED FUND   Updated 4/7/2021 8:09 PM If theres a comeback of the year award for service opportunities, the Jewish United Fund of Chicagos Good Deeds Day will be a contender. The pandemic scuttled plans for the 2020 event, typically a day of volunteerism across the subu...

Dan Henry, D.C. resident, out for a ride on his mountain bike. His bike was stolen from his home a few weeks ago. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Elizabeth Abrams mainly cycled for fun, but when she moved to Washington, D.C., a fairly bikeable city, in 2020, her motivations for biking became much more practical. Abrams did not want to take public transportation during the pandemic, and therefore, relied on her bicycle as the main form of transportation. But months later, her bike got stolen from ...

Home/News from NPR/Bike Thieves Are On A Roll During The Pandemic. Here’s How To Protect Your Ride Bike Thieves Are On A Roll During The Pandemic. Here’s How To Protect Your Ride By Hadia Bakkar  April 2, 2021 Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Elizabeth Abrams mainly cycled for fun, but when she moved to Washington, D.C., a fairly bikeable city, in 2020, her motivations for biking became much more practical. Abrams did not want to take public transportation during the pandemic, and therefore...