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The school hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Kelly Family Athletic Annex and the Lumpkins Family Strength and Conditioning Center.

The DEA makes no appeal to the working class whatsoever, or to any broader layers of the population. It has produced a near hermetically sealed campaign of more or less prominent individuals, held in high regard by each other, who attend each other’s events, and repost each other’s comments.

The winner of the Strokeplay Championship was James Pegg with a score of 146 (74+72), successfully defending his trophy. JAMES Pegg successfully defended his title in Cardigan Golf Clubs 36 hole Strokeplay Championship on Sunday. In good weather conditions, with a slight wind, Pegg came out on top with a score of 146 (74+72) to reclaim the trophy. In second place was Dyfed Jones with a score of 148 (68+80), and Jac Emanuel took third position with a score of 150 (72+78). There were 27 ...

Sakakawea Statue Taken Down? At Least Spell Her Name Right! Lewis and Clark? Yep. Sacagawea? Im sorry...who? Ill get to the whole Sakakawea versus Sacagawea thing in a bit...but they took her statue down this weekend along with Confederate Generals in Charlottesville Virginia. Good for "them". CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA - JULY 10: Workers remove a statue of Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson from the Charlottesville and Albemarle County Courthouse Historic District July 10, 2021 in C...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...

Supporters of Julian Assange will hold a picnic opposite Parliament on Saturday to mark the 50th birthday of the WikiLeaks founder. There will be giant picnic blankets in Parliament Square stencilled with a Free Assange slogan, and the Australian’s partner Stella Moris will cut a birthday cake. It will be the third birthday he has spent in the high-security Belmarsh prison in London. His supporters sailed past Parliament and the US Embassy earlier this week as part of a growing campaign to fr...