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UpdatedFri, Feb 19, 2021 at 11:30 am ET Reply Elicia Pegues Spearman, general counsel and vice president for human resources at Quinnipiac University (Quinnipiac University / Autumn Driscoll) Antoinette (Toni) Bush, executive vice president and global head of government affairs for News Corp HAMDEN, CT – Antoinette (Toni) Bush, executive vice president and global head of government affairs for News Corp, and Elicia Pegues Spearman, general counsel and vice president for human resources at Quinnipiac University, will discuss "Navigating Your Career Path Across the Private and Public Sectors...

Gobindram Watumull and his wife Ellen. | A clipping from St Louis Post Dispatch, October 19, 1947. In 1865, German botanist William Hillebrand travelled to India with the intention of finding “East Indian” labour for the sugar plantations of Hawaii, where he lived and worked. Instead, he returned with plants and birds of breath-taking variety: crows, finches, the Chinese quail, Mongolian pheasants, the Indian sparrow and common mynah. By 1879, the mynah was a familiar species in Honolulu and soon in the other south-eastern islands of Hawaii. For the first South Asians w...

BOSTON (CN) — A Maine law designed to prevent cable companies from relegating public-access channels to “digital Siberia” came under attack Thursday from a group of cable operators who told the First Circuit that it violates federal requirements.   “Cable operators don’t like these channels because they don’t make any money from them, and they’ve done everything possible to make them unpopular so maybe someday they won’t have to carry them anymore,” Christopher Taub of the Maine Attorney General’s Office told the court.   “They make them hard to find and hard to wat...