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Nathan Alonza Mallory, retired Immigration and Naturalization Services officer, dies - Vimarsana News

Nathan Alonza Mallory, retired Immigration and Naturalization Services officer, dies

Nathan Alonza Mallory, a retired Immigration and Naturalization Services officer who was born and raised in Baltimore, has died at 82.

Gunman climbs into car, pistol-whips victim during robbery, Long Beach police say • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Gunman climbs into car, pistol-whips victim during robbery, Long Beach police say • Long Beach Post News

Police said the robber got in the car and attacked after the victim refused to hand over his wallet and cellphone.

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California State University campuses in Los Angeles County awarded grants to increase transfers - Vimarsana News

California State University campuses in Los Angeles County awarded grants to increase transfers

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Community College Reopening Plans Vary Widely, Raising Equity Concerns - Vimarsana News

Community College Reopening Plans Vary Widely, Raising Equity Concerns

Some community colleges are re-opening 50% of their courses for in-person learning this fall, others will remain mostly online. How's this affecting students?

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California community college fall enrollment plunges - Vimarsana News

California community college fall enrollment plunges

“I think as the lowest per-student funded institutions serving the most diverse, lowest-income Californians with the least amount of financial aid for nontuition costs in a time when we have national historic inequality, it's no surprise,” said Larry Galizio, president and CEO of the Community College League of California, an association for community college leaders in the state. Michele Siqueiros, president of the California-based Campaign for College Opportunity, pointed out that community colleges serve students most affected by the pandemic and its accompanying economic downturn. "Ou...