LAS VEGAS (AP) Anne Carpenter was ready to retire as the chief of Nevada Parole and Probation division after 25 years in the male-dominated state Department of Public Safety.
But the same week U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, George Togliatti, director of Nevada’s public safety force, asked Carpenter if she would replace retiring Nevada Highway Patrol Col. Daniel Solow.
There had never been a woman in the position. Carpenter took the weekend to think about it.
“I was happy where I was,” Carpenter, 51, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “I knew I was going to retire, and that was fine.”
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Construction is proceeding on schedule for the North Campus Residential Expansion, which will provide a total of 737,000 square feet of residential, dining and recreation space, including 2,000 new beds, by 2022. First new North Campus buildings to open in fall ’21
December 18, 2020
The North Campus Residential Expansion project is proceeding on schedule despite delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the first phase of the project – including two residential buildings providing beds for 800 students – will be ready for move-in by fall 2021.
On Dec. 18, workers moved the final beam into place – marking an important milestone in the ambitious project, which aims to provide a better residential experience for undergraduates, accommodate planned growth in student enrollment and ease the real estate strain on surrounding neighborhoods.
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Donald Trump are relying on a dissent by the late
Ruth Bader Ginsburg in an attempt to use the judiciary to win the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin. They’re also relying on a missive penned by
Laurence Tribe, the Harvard Law professor emeritus who argued vehemently in favor of Trump’s impeachment and who has otherwise been deeply critical of the president.
In a Dec. 16 brief before the federal U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, Trump’s attorneys asked the judges to declare that state and local Wisconsin officials conducted the election in violation of both state statutes and the U.S. Constitution and to issue an injunction allowing the Republican-controlled state legislature to select its own electors.