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A booster group for a high school on Mississippi's Gulf Coast is raising money for a band trip with what a school safety group calls a "highly inappropriate" raffle of guns and ammunition.

Several other charity gun raffles around the country have been cancelled over the past few weeks after protests and hate mail.

GULFPORT, Miss. (AP) -- A booster group for a high school on Mississippi's Gulf Coast is raising money for a band trip with what a school safety group

A Mississippi high school booster group has launched what a school safety group calls a “highly inappropriate” fundraiser to pay for a band trip to Florida. The fundraiser — “30 guns in 30 days” — awards a gun or other weapon every day for a month. Proceeds will help send the West Harrison High School band on the trip. Raffle organizer Janean Murphy declined an interview with The Sun Herald. A statement said the raffle was put together “by a group of like minded people." A sch...

On Wednesday, Feb. 16, the 15th Associated Students of UCR meeting took place both in person and through Zoom at the ASUCR Senate Chambers. All members of the senate were present, excluding CHASS senator Blanca Estela Alba and CNAS senator Catelin La who were excused. The executive branch was present at this meeting.  Motions to […]

On Wednesday, Feb. 9, the 14th Associated Students of UCR meeting took place both in person and through Zoom at the ASUCR Senate Chambers. During this meeting, UCR Vice Chancellor Brian Haynes and ​​Associate Provost Ken Baerenklau were present to host a Q&A session regarding a previous resolution in support of more remote learning options. […]

FAI confirms most welcome news from Government as contact training returns from Monday Reporter: );  ); The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has confirmed that all players at all levels of football in Ireland can engage in full contact outdoor training in pods of 15 from Monday, May 10, under the new Government guidelines. Adult amateur and Youth (U19) teams return to training from Monday and the FAI has confirmed with the Government that all teams can engage in contact training. FAI Hea...

FAI confirm full contact training allowed at all levels from Monday Share this article The FAI has confirmed that full contact outdoor training will be allowed from this Monday 10 May under the new government guidelines. This will apply to all players at all levels of football in Ireland but training sessions will be restricted to pods of 15 players. When the government announced its plans for easing Covid-19 restrictions last week it was though that the return to training would be in a non-con...

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Apr 30, 2021 7:24 AM The Football Association of Ireland welcomes the latest announcement by An Taoiseach Micheal Martin around the easing of Level 5 lockdown restrictions from May 10 in relation to training for Adult Amateur and Youths (U19) teams and the lifting of the ban on inter-county travel. Pending clarification from Government on key elements of the new guidelines, the Association’s COVID-19 Steering Group will meet on Friday, April 30, to confirm the next st...