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North Dakota State Board of Higher Education member: committee 'supportive of tenure' - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports - Vimarsana News

North Dakota State Board of Higher Education member: committee 'supportive of tenure' - Grand Forks Herald | Grand Forks, East Grand Forks news, weather & sports

Board member Casey Ryan defended a draft proposal that would cut tenured positions at some North Dakota colleges by double digits.

Joshua Epithet: "I just want to tell stories... I go insane with all the ideas I have!" | Interview - Vimarsana News

Joshua Epithet: "I just want to tell stories... I go insane with all the ideas I have!" | Interview

With the creative conviction of a natural storyteller, 21-year old Manchester-based artist and producer Joshua Epithet is making music driven by both compulsion and instinct.

The Most Notable New Places To Eat And Drink In Toronto, Canada - Vimarsana News

The Most Notable New Places To Eat And Drink In Toronto, Canada

The buzzy Canadian city's food scene is more exciting than ever, thanks to Michelin recognition and a new wave of notable bars.

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Biology teacher keeps winning seniors' prize - Vimarsana News

Biology teacher keeps winning seniors' prize

Park City High School biology teacher Ed Mulick named Sarah & Stephen Doilney Teaching Excellence Award winner — for the fifth time.

North Dakota State Board of Higher Education approves tenure for faculty at two-year colleges - Vimarsana News

North Dakota State Board of Higher Education approves tenure for faculty at two-year colleges

A committee had delayed moving two-year appointments forward after a board member questioned how the decision supported academic freedom.