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Historic Marker recognizes first black archeologist, born in Hephzibah - Vimarsana News

Historic Marker recognizes first black archeologist, born in Hephzibah

An author and professor is highlighting the first African-American Archaeologist, born in Hephzibah.

Source: wjbf.com
See how Paine College just honored its first graduate who helped change the world - Vimarsana News

See how Paine College just honored its first graduate who helped change the world

As a Paine professor, John Wesley Gilbert spoke and taught Greek, French, German, Latin and Hebrew. As a Black archaeologist, he broke new ground.

Source: yahoo.com
YSU unveils 3 finalists for provost | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

YSU unveils 3 finalists for provost | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — Finalists for the Youngstown State University provost seat are scheduled separately to visit open forums on three upcoming dates at Moser Hall.

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Corporate corruption at the highest level, literally - Vimarsana News

Corporate corruption at the highest level, literally

The past few months have been filled with shocking reports of in-flight incidents by Boeing airplanes, with multiple emergency landings due to mechanical problems ranging from wing damage to cracks in windows. Videos of tires flying off a plane during takeoff and of a midflight door blowout quickly made waves on the internet, frightening the...

UNCG gets $5M grant to support paid humanities internships - Vimarsana News

UNCG gets $5M grant to support paid humanities internships

Drawing income while learning in their fields will enrich academic life and future opportunity, especially for disadvantaged minority students, administrators said.