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Birmingham Provides Resources to Help Families Meet FAFSA Deadline

By Erica Wright The Birmingham Times  Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin joined Birmingham Promise, Inc. last week to announce resources to help seniors and their families in Birmingham City Schools (BCS) complete Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms ahead of a March 1 deadline. Birmingham City Schools students graduating in May must apply for Birmingham Promise and complete a FAFSA form by March 1 to be part of the tuition assistance program.  The Birmingham Promise makes college affordable and accessible for students in Birmingham City Schools. Through the program students are eligible to have college costs covered at any public two-year or four-year school in the state. Due to disruptions in the school year from the coronavirus pandemic, FAFSA applications are currently down nationwide.

UAB removes George Wallace s name from physical education building

COVID-19 the new disease of growing old, hastening the work of anti-aging scientists

COVID-19 the new disease of growing old, hastening the work of anti-aging scientists Tom Blackwell © Provided by National Post It s not just the age, but rather the frailty of older people that make them more vulnerable to illness and the ravages of the viruses that we re seeing in the pandemic. There is a drive to treat that aging process itself. It’s one of the curiosities of the COVID-19 pandemic. In much of Africa, amidst widespread poverty and with a limited health-care infrastructure, the pandemic has actually taken less of a death toll than in rich countries like Canada. The reasons for that seeming contradiction are not yet totally clear, but Colin Farrelly points to one likely explanation: the continent’s markedly youthful population.

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