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Purdue trustees ratify appointments, award posthumous degrees, approve resolutions of appreciation - Vimarsana News

Purdue trustees ratify appointments, award posthumous degrees, approve resolutions of appreciation

The Purdue University Board of Trustees on Friday (June 10) ratified four appointments, awarded two posthumous degrees and approved resolutions of appreciation.

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'We Are Purdue': Purdue Day of Giving raises $52.5 million - Purdue University News - Vimarsana News

'We Are Purdue': Purdue Day of Giving raises $52.5 million - Purdue University News

‘We Are Purdue’: Purdue Day of Giving raises $52.5 million Note to journalists: A thank you video and image are available via Google Drive. Journalists visiting campus should follow visitor health guidelines. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Taking the theme “We Are Purdue,” the eighth annual Purdue Day of Giving surged past last year’s $42.2 million total to raise $52.5 million, through 25,219 gifts, toward the small steps and giant leaps that make Purdue University an engine of innovation and impact. This year’s giving day (Wednesday, April 28) followed just seven months after last y...

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Opinion: Where do you stand on the National Anthem? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Where do you stand on the National Anthem?

Opinion: Where do you stand on the National Anthem? FacebookTwitterEmail National Anthem Regarding “Vague patriotism,” (C1, Feb. 12): Jerome Solomon totally misses the point of the anthem being played. Just because some people don’t respect our anthem, including players and owners, is no reason not to play it. That’s like not flying the American flag because some people don’t believe in what it stands for. We are able to play a game because of what the anthem represents! So tell me, do you stand and put your hand over your heart when the anthem is played? Brian Binash, Houston