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The Former Director of Loyola University's Communication Program is suing the university and its campus newspaper for defamation. Sonya Duhe said a series of articles in the student paper painted her as a racist. Sign up for our Newsletters They were published last June after Duhe announced she was leaving Loyola to take a job at Arizona State. That job offer was rescinded. More than a dozen Loyola students accused Duhe of racist and insensitive...

Facility for children of determination 18 May 2021 Jamil Khan, Senior Reporter Many parents with children of determination have welcomed the recently launched Merint Determination Center (MDC) offering a wide range of educational and rehabilitation services with affordable fee packages. The MDC located in Muhaisanah 3, Dubai is an initiative by the Merint Group of companies and aspires to provide an integrated facility offering a holistic and transdisciplinary approach to various programmes such as Early Intervention, School Readiness, Skill Building, Language & Communication Pro...

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MovePH, Holy Angel University to hold webinar on why Central Luzon youth vote matters Apr 9, 2021 3:50 PM PHT Rappler.com What is the role of the youth in the elections? How can we empower them in choosing the leaders the country deserves? With the pandemic posing challenges to people's access to voter registration, more Filipinos should be encouraged to find ways to participate in the 2022 Philippine elections and vote for good leaders who can help solve the country's problems. Rappler's civic engagement arm MovePH and Holy Angel University's Bachelor of Arts in Communication Program will le...

Share: Share this page on Twitter Share this page on LinkedIn Email this page to a friend Print this page Assistant Professor Tiffany Atkins L’11 As the oldest members of the most diverse generation in United States history begin to enroll in law school, an Elon Law professor is calling on the legal academy to begin “getting serious” about diversity by creating a stronger culture of inclusion and activism. Among Assistant Professor Tiffany Atkins’s recommendations outlined in a new article for one of the nation’s top specialty law journals: Revise an infl...