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Making History Possible - Electrical and Computer Engineering - College of Engineering

By Tina Tuminella “Don’t quit your day job” is common advice often said in jest, but for two Carnegie Mellon alumni Brigadier General Robert Bowie, better known in CMU circles as just Bowie, and U.S. Senate staffer Vincent “Vince” Brown the thought would never cross their minds. Both men work on Capitol Hill and were proud to help plan the 59th Presidential Inauguration on January 20, 2021. Clearly, it was not just another average day at work for Bowie and Vince as they assisted the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, which has been responsible for the planning and execution of these momentous occasions at the U.S. Capitol since 1901.

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Fact check: Meme of 9 questions makes false inauguration claims

Fact check: Meme of 9 questions makes false inauguration claims Devon Link, USA TODAY Replay Video © POOL President Biden orders 200 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine for summer Since President Joe Biden took the oath of office on Jan. 20 in a peaceful transition of power, QAnon followers have been grappling with their failed predictions of a political “great awakening.” While some have accepted the new reality, others are looking for evidence to undercut Biden’s presidency and allow QAnon prophecies to prevail. A viral meme is challenging social media users who recognize Biden as the president to ask themselves a series of questions meant to dispute his presidency.

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Maroa-Forsyth alum looks back at her role in Biden inauguration

WASHINGTON, D.C. â Maroa-Forsyth High School graduate MollyÂ Harris was a witness to history when she played a role in theÂ inaugurationÂ of PresidentÂ Joe BidenÂ on Jan. 20. The Central Illinois native was selected to lead the recruitment, training and management of approximately 300 volunteers. On inauguration day, the volunteers did everything from directing traffic inside the Capitol building to escorting former presidents. Harris, 27, had an inside view behind the events of the ceremony. âI saw everything you didnât see on TV and all that goes into a successful and momentous event,â she said. âThe event is perfectly choreographed down to the literal second.â

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Fact check: Meme of 9 questions makes false inauguration claims

Fact check: Meme of 9 questions makes false inauguration claims
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The Liberty Times Editorial: A new era in Taiwan-US relations

The Liberty Times Editorial: A new era in Taiwan-US relations
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