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UN advisory board urges solidarity to prevent Covid

UN advisory board urges solidarity to prevent Covid ​ By IANS | ​ 5 Views UN advisory board urges solidarity to prevent Covid. Image Source: IANS News United Nations, April 24 : The multilateral system has to fundamentally change in the spirit of international solidarity to confront the severe impacts of Covid-19, according to members of the United Nations High-level Advisory Board on Economic and Social Affairs, convened by the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, which comprises 20 renowned thought leaders in economic and social fields. In their two-day meeting, which concluded on Friday afternoon, board members explored various approaches to confront the once-in-a-century crisis, with inequalities, climate change and lack of access to Covid-19 vaccines topping the priority list, the Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.

Boston College to Require COVID Vaccines for Fall Semester

Boston College to Require COVID Vaccines for Fall Semester Staff and wire reports © Getty Images CHESTNUT HILL, MASSACHUSETTS – MARCH 31: A view of the campus of Boston College on March 31, 2020 in Chestnut Hill Boston College is the latest Massachusetts school to require students to get the coronavirus vaccine before returning to campus in the fall. The school said Friday that all students, faculty and staff would need to be fully vaccinated against coronavirus before taking part in any on-campus activities in the 2021-22 school year. The months since COVID-19 surfaced more than a year ago have been challenging, but our campus community has responded with generosity, commitment, and grace, President William Leahy said in a statement. I ask that we continue to help and care for one another as the spring semester comes to an end and planning for another academic year moves forward.

David LaChance: About those two roads in that yellow wood

BENNINGTON, Vt. — When I was a student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, I took a course in “Introduction to Frost,” taught by Professor William O’Donnell. Professor O’Donnell might have been sent to us by central casting, from his bushy white eyebrows to his Harris tweed jacket to his red Chuck Taylors. And he delivered the goods. Professor O’Donnell spoke with warmth and passion for the poetry of Robert Frost, who had been a friend of his. Though Professor O’Donnell was in his mid-60s, there was a playfulness about him. I well remember the day he told us of climbing a young birch tree, as the narrator of “Birches” had done, to have it bend as he neared the top and set him back down on the ground. It was exhilarating, he said, though the branches had left their marks on him.

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