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Jamaica Poetry Festival to honour Belafonte, Miss Lou, Gibran - Vimarsana News

Jamaica Poetry Festival to honour Belafonte, Miss Lou, Gibran

Come August 13, the late Harry Belafonte, Louise Bennett-Coverley, and poet Khalil Gibran will be honoured at the Jamaica Poetry Festival. "I just hasten to say that we have been engaging wit...

Pirates Place Bryan Reynolds On IL - Vimarsana News

Pirates Place Bryan Reynolds On IL

The Pirates announced they have placed outfielder Bryan Reynolds on the 10-day injured list, retroactive to June 20, due to …

State Supreme Court has chance to limit agency 'deference' - Vimarsana News

State Supreme Court has chance to limit agency 'deference'

The case of a fired Winston-Salem State University professor offers North Carolina's highest court an interesting opportunity.

Fired professor urges NC Supreme Court to address 'deference' dispute - Vimarsana News

Fired professor urges NC Supreme Court to address 'deference' dispute

The latest legal filing from a fired Winston-Salem State University professor urges the N.C. Supreme Court to take his case and tackle the issue of “administrative deference.” It’s the same issue the John Locke Foundation emphasized in a brief supporting professor Alvin Mitchell’s case.

UNC urges NC Supreme Court to reject fired Winston-Salem State professor's latest appeal - Vimarsana News

UNC urges NC Supreme Court to reject fired Winston-Salem State professor's latest appeal

The University of North Carolina System is asking the state’s highest court to dismiss the latest appeal from a fired Winston-Salem State University professor. The John Locke Foundation urged the N.C. Supreme Court earlier this month to hear the professor’s arguments.