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THE University of Bradford is hosting a hustings for the West Yorkshire Mayoral Election candidates today. The introduction of a West Yorkshire Mayor will have significant impact. They will be a figurehead and have a range of powers as part of the devolution of the region to bring greater influence within Government at national level, including on economic recovery, the power to shape Government policy and access further funding. Nikki Pierce Academic Registrar and Director of Student and Academic Services said: “The University of Bradford has always had a strong link with local polit...

LINVILLE — In a continued effort to provide quality enrichment activities, learning opportunities, with a healthy share of fun thrown in, Williams YMCA of Avery County is offering students from rising kindergarten through fifth grade a pair of summer program opportunities. “Summer of Fun 2021” is a nine-week, full-day summer camp from June 7 through August 6 that is being provided by Y staff at no cost to students thanks to grant funding. The only grant-funded camp of its kind in the area, the camp will take place weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Registration for this camp ...

Team against Corruption makes progress in its mission 3 published : 26 Apr 2021 at 08:00 3 “STRONG PROJECT’S FIELDWORKS” According to Section 63 of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand B.E. 2560 (2017), the Thai government is obliged to raise awareness and educate people on the threats that come with corruption and malfeasance. The government must also lay down effective and sufficient measures to prevent and eliminate those malpractices, as well as create a zero-tolerance-toward-corruption culture with a mechanism enabling th...

Reply By Mike Wood Time is drawing near for Chabot's baseball team to be able to use their magnificent renovated stadium and field. So close that anticipation level is approaching a frenzy. "It's so close that our kids are foaming at the mouth to get out there," said Gladiators baseball coach Will Tavis, who has checked out his new outdoor workspace. "You go out there and it's very tempting." The renovations — easily the most extensive in the college's six-decade history — are nearly complete. So for the players, it's like seeing your Christmas present but not yet being able to open it.

RCC: Enrollment in Dual-Credit Courses Continues to Rise Over the last decade, the Illinois’ Dual Credit Program has seen a steady enrollment increase of more than 5.9% annually with more than half-a-million students earning over 3.1 million college credits while still in high school. The program allows students across the state to earn college credit while still in high school and save money after graduation. According to Dr. Isaac Zuniga, Vice President of Student Success, “Richland has been supporting and growing our dual credit offerings steadily for years. As a former early college ...