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CENIC Recognizes CSU San Bernardino's High Performance Computing Program for Improving CSU Access to National Research Platform Resources - Vimarsana News

CENIC Recognizes CSU San Bernardino's High Performance Computing Program for Improving CSU Access to National Research Platform Resources

The High Performance Computing Program (HPCP) at CSU San Bernardino has been selected to receive the CENIC 2024 Innovations in Networking Award for Research Applications in recognition of its work supporting faculty who wish to avail themselves of...

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Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next? - Vimarsana News

Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next?

Texas implemented a strict law that bans individuals convicted of animal cruelty from owning pets for a minimum of five years after their initial offense. This progressive law, known as House Bill 598 is a step towards safeguarding animals from abuse and neglect.

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Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next? - Vimarsana News

Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next?

Texas implemented a strict law that bans individuals convicted of animal cruelty from owning pets for a minimum of five years after their initial offense. This progressive law, known as House Bill 598 is a step towards safeguarding animals from abuse and neglect.

Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next? - Vimarsana News

Texas Law Bans Animal Abusers From Owning Pets—Is Louisiana Next?

Texas implemented a strict law that bans individuals convicted of animal cruelty from owning pets for a minimum of five years after their initial offense. This progressive law, known as House Bill 598 is a step towards safeguarding animals from abuse and neglect.