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JJ Neiman-Brown Academic Caretaking Fund to support Hawkeye parents, caregivers - Vimarsana News

JJ Neiman-Brown Academic Caretaking Fund to support Hawkeye parents, caregivers

The fund, in memory of J.J. Neiman-Brown, who died unexpectedly at nearly three years old, will support child care and other costs related to caregiving for University of Iowa tenured, tenure-track, and non-tenure-track faculty and postdoctoral researchers.

Source: uiowa.edu
Education Board backs controversial history guidelines - Vimarsana News

Education Board backs controversial history guidelines

DeSantis has made a major issue of targeting critical race theory, which is based on the premise that racism is embedded within American society and institutions.

Florida Education Board Backs Controversial History Guidelines - Vimarsana News

Florida Education Board Backs Controversial History Guidelines

Backing Gov. Ron DeSantis’ campaign against critical race theory, the State Board of Education on Thursday approved a rule that places controversial guidelines on the way U.S. history is taught in public schools.

Source: wfit.org
Florida Education Board Backs Controversial History Guidelines - Vimarsana News

Florida Education Board Backs Controversial History Guidelines

Backing Gov. Ron DeSantis’ campaign against critical race theory, the State Board of Education on Thursday approved a rule that places controversial guidelines on the way U.S. history is taught in public schools.

Source: wlrn.org
CSPAN2 June 17, 2009 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 June 17, 2009

than 10%-- i am sorry, medicare does and medicaid woefully underpaid so many doctors won't even accept the medicaid patients because they can afford to do it. who is paying for that is private insurance. the estimates came out a few weeks ago and whether they are entirely right or not i don't know but in the range of everybody paying $1,000 to support public programs to have private insurance. so i think this kind of transfer of the private sector dollars in health insurance to support the public programs like medicare and medicaid are not going to be able to happen if you lose the p...