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Free beer, gift cards, $1 million lottery: why incentives work in effort to vaccinate against COVID-19

Across the nation in recent weeks the number of Americans getting vaccinated against COVID-19 has plummeted and many states are searching for out-of-the-box solutions – chiefly, incentives to motivate the unmotivated. Maine is offering free baseball tickets, hunting licenses and fishing licenses. In Illinois, it’s free passes to Six Flags Great America theme park. New York is setting up .

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How can Oregon increase vaccinations?: Free beer, gift cards, $1 million lottery, mandatory shots?

How can Oregon increase vaccinations?: Free beer, gift cards, $1 million lottery, mandatory shots?
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Pamplin Media Group - $800K suit: Hillsboro Fire & Rescue chiefs favor white males

Gurske s comments came after Raven complained to him about feeling discriminated against based on her gender. When Gurske asked for examples, Raven reached over to her desk and pulled out her nameplate. A male fire chief had replaced her name with a nickname that meant she was crazy, the complaint reads. The complaint also alleges that Gurske changed a male recruit s failing grade on a written exam to a passing one but terminated a female recruit from the same class for one small error in her practical exam. When Raven challenged Gurske over changing the male recruit s grade, the complaint states, she was disciplined. Gurske allegedly brought up that disciplinary action when Raven interviewed for the division chief position last November.

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What to do if the Supreme Court approves same-sex marriage ? – Catholic World Report

The likelihood that the Supreme Court next June will announce its discovery of a constitutional right to same-sex marriage raises an obvious question for the Catholic Church: What do we do now? Two steps come to mind. First, press for strong legal protections for individuals and institutions conscientiously unable to cooperate with a legal regime that requires sweeping concessions to the LGBT agenda. Second, give serious thought to the possibility that the Church should quit serving as the government’s agent in legitimating marriages. That firm decisions at the top levels of the Church are urgently needed couldn’t be more obvious. Consider a

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Professor says Linfield President Miles K Davis made anti-Semitic comments; Davis alleges smear campaign

Professor says Linfield President Miles K. Davis made anti-Semitic comments; Davis alleges ‘smear campaign’ Updated Apr 12, 2021; Posted Apr 12, 2021 Linfield University President Miles K. Davis faces new allegations by two psychology professors that he made an inappropriate remark about Jews and the Holocaust during a 2018 meeting with faculty. Davis said he was heartsick about the new allegation and doesn’t remember making such a comment. Facebook Share Simmering tension has burst into public view again at Linfield University as a longtime professor accused the school’s president of making anti-Semitic comments to fend off criticism of how the school has handled sexual abuse complaints by students and faculty.

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