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An opinion writer argued Jill Biden should drop the Dr Few were swayed

The Globe and Mail Michael Levenson OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP/Getty Images Do people who go by Dr. need to carry stethoscopes? One writer in The Wall Street Journal seems to think so, at least when it comes to Jill Biden, who has a doctorate in education and calls herself Dr. Jill Biden. In an opinion piece published online Friday, the author, Joseph Epstein, addressed the president-elect’s wife as “kiddo” and offered her advice on “what may seem like a small but I think is a not unimportant matter.” Story continues below advertisement “Any chance you might drop the ‘Dr.’ before your name?” he wrote. “‘Dr. Jill Biden’ sounds and feels fraudulent, not to say a touch comic.”

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University of Alabama at Birmingham — Faculty Position – Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, School of Nursing : The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education

University of Alabama at Birmingham — Faculty Position – Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, School of Nursing : The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
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Airports reject vaccine requirement as travel debate intensifies -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Reuters/Toby Melville Heathrow Airport arrivals Aviation industry opposition to requiring mandatory COVID-19 vaccination for passengers has intensified as impending drug approvals trigger a debate over their role in air travel. Airports Council International, which represents airports worldwide, joined most airlines in calling for a choice between testing or vaccination, fearing a blanket rule imposing pre-flight inoculation would be as disruptive as quarantines. Qantas Airways triggered the debate last week when it said a COVID-19 vaccination would be necessary for passengers on its international flights, which remain largely idle because of Australia s strict border controls. But other airlines, and now global airports, are worried that waiting for vaccines would bar people from traveling until they are rolled out widely,

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Alabama NewsCenter: UAB to Provide First Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine to Front-Line Hospital Workers, EMS Teams : The Alabama Weather Blog

Alabama NewsCenter: UAB to Provide First Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine to Front-Line Hospital Workers, EMS Teams : The Alabama Weather Blog
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Pathology Employees Honored for Years of Service - School of Medicine - Pathology

Details Published: December 11th, 2020 This year many of our UAB Pathology colleagues will be honored for their years of service at UAB. The UAB Service Awards proudly honor those employees who have made a significant career commitment to the University of Alabama at Birmingham. The program is designed to recognize and express gratitude for employees at each five-year milestone who have served for five of more years at UAB. While the depatment usually holds an event to honor these employees, this year due to COVID-19 the certificates of recognition will be mailed. Please join us in congratulating the following individuals on their years of service to UAB:

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