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Former POW to address Kent Veterans on Vietnam Veterans Day
Delaware News Desk
Former POW Ralph Galati will address his fellow Vietnam veterans in a ceremony at 2 p.m. March 27 at the Kent County Veterans Memorial Park, 760 S. Little Creek Road, Dover. We are truly honored and look forward to welcoming Ralph Galati as a fellow veteran and hero who suffered for our freedoms, said Joe Startt Jr., president of Kent County Chapter 850, Vietnam Veterans of America.
Born and raised in Philadelphia and Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Galati was a 1966 graduate of St. James High School in Chester, Pennsylvania, and received his Bachelor of Science from St. Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, in 1970 and was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. He earned his wings as a weapon systems officer in the F-4 Phantom and was assigned to Ubon Royal Thai Air Force Base in Thailand where he served as a forward air controller.
On Standing Up For Black Trans Lives
Many of us have that one person who we can openly speak to about sex, and for almost half a million people on social media and in real life, that someone is Ericka Hart. When Hart isn t teaching sex education (she s an award-winning sexuality educator), she s either writing, modeling, or speaking publicly. No matter what they re up to, people know and love her for the Black, queer, femme activist she is. Not to mention, they re also a fearless disruptor and breast cancer survivor.
In 2016, Hart gained recognition for going topless at a music festival and showing their double mastectomy scars in public. Since then she has used their platform to speak out about human sexual health as it intersects with race, gender, chronic illness, and disability. And they don t just talk the talk. Most recently, Hart spoke out on social media about the racism and gas lighting they experienced at Columbia University School of Social Work (CSSW), where they were a
‘Let ’Em Fail’: Professors Send Private Convo to Students
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Two professors of nursing at Widener University apologized for discussing how their students were going to “bomb” a test on a video that they later accidentally shared with those students, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer. In a clip of the professors circulating on social media, one says, “They’re going to bomb this next test.” The second responds, “I think so, too.” The first professor adds, “I don’t care, though. Let ’em fail.”
The faculty members involved, Mary C. Francis, an assistant professor, and Mary Marquis, a lecturer, have declined public comment on the case. Francis reportedly wrote to students in the class that she and Marquis “want to offer our most sincere apologies for what was said in the personal conversation between the two of us at the conclusion of class.” Calling the recorded comments “inappropriate and unprofessional,” Francis wrote, “Like all of
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ANN ARBOR, Mich., March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Domino s Pizza Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), the largest pizza company in the world based on global retail sales, announced the promotion of Frank Garrido to executive vice president – U.S. operations and support, effective March 15, 2021.
Garrido replaces Tom Curtis, who is leaving to pursue another opportunity. Garrido will report to Russell Weiner, Domino s chief operating officer and president – Domino s U.S.
Domino s announced the promotion of Frank Garrido to executive vice president – U.S. operations and support. We wish Tom the best of luck in his new role, as he served Domino s well for many years, said Weiner. Moving forward, we are thrilled to have Frank join the company s executive leadership team. Frank has decades of operations experience with several well-known brands. He has been with Domino s for some time now and is ready to go.