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President of United Airlines, Venture Capitalist, and Money Manager Elected to UChicago Board of Trustees

President of United Airlines, Venture Capitalist, and Money Manager Elected to UChicago Board of Trustees
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With judges critical of stash house tactic in federal cases, the convicted see chance for redemption

Known as "stash house" schemes and used by federal agents, the tool to lure people into crimes has been widely discredited for disproportionately targeting Black men for severe mandatory sentences.

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Hundreds Of NPOs Join SCOTUS Donor Battle

Hundreds Of NPOs Join SCOTUS Donor Battle March 4, 2021 Some 275 nonprofits signed on to 35 amicus briefs in support of two organizations taking the California Attorney General’s Office to the Supreme Court of the United States to fight donor disclosure requirements. The briefs were filed Monday in Thomas More Law Center v. Becerra (Docket No. 19-255). In January, the U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari to hear the case. The nation’s highest court consolidated two cases by the Thomas More Law Center and the Americans For Prosperity Foundation and could hear oral arguments as early as next month. The NonProfit Alliance (TNPA), the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and PETA co-sponsored a brief with 123 organizations signing in support of the Thomas More Law Center and Americans For Prosperity Foundation. Among others filing amicus briefs were the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) and the ANA Nonprofit Federation, the ACLU, the Independent Women’s La

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One Year In: COVID-19 Has Changed Us Forever Here s How

So much has changed in the last 12 months, but a few things are returning to normal. The Los Angeles Zoo reopened in February after closing for the second time during the pandemic. VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images The Great Pandemic of 2020. Let s hope future historians don t eventually have to tack more years onto that title. These last 12 months have touched virtually every person on the planet in some way and affected virtually every aspect of our lives. As of early March 2021, the roughly one-year-anniversary of the coronavirus outbreak in the United States, more than 115 million cases have been reported worldwide and more than 2.5 million people globally have died.

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Following Ivy League Policy Shift, Harvard Athletics Helps Athletes Navigate Grad School Admissions Process | News

In light of the Ivy Leagueâs sudden policy change allowing senior student athletes to compete next year at their respective universities as graduate students, Harvard Athletics is supporting interested athletes by answering informational questions and writing recommendation letters, according to Harvard Athletics Director Erin McDermott. The presidents of the eight universities in the Ivy League announced in February that they would grant a temporary waiver for current senior athletes â all of whom lost a season of competition due to Covid-19 â to compete as graduate students, a break with longstanding League policies barring graduate students from athletics. Notably, the decision came at a time when many Harvard and Ivy League graduate programsâ application deadlines had already passed.

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