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Awards: Benjamin Franklin Winners; Christian Book Winners - Vimarsana News

Awards: Benjamin Franklin Winners; Christian Book Winners

Welcome to the Web site for Shelf Awareness: Daily Enlightenment for the Book Trade, the free e-mail newsletter dedicated to helping the people in stores, ...

Disabled five-year-old 'excited' to spend first proper Christmas with buddy dog - Vimarsana News

Disabled five-year-old 'excited' to spend first proper Christmas with buddy dog

The Dodd-Moore family got the pet towards the end of 2022.

Things to do at Penn State, in State College during 12th week of spring semester - Vimarsana News

Things to do at Penn State, in State College during 12th week of spring semester

March is winding down, and the spring semester is more than halfway over at Penn State, but there’s still plenty to do around campus and in State College.

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Things to Do at Penn State: March 24-31 | Penn State University - Vimarsana News

Things to Do at Penn State: March 24-31 | Penn State University

Penn State Centre Stage's "Blood at the Root," the return of the Maple Harvest Festival at Shaver's Creek, two puppet performances at Penn State Altoona and the 2022 Graduate Exhibition at University Park campus are among the cultural highlights at Penn State this weekend and next week.

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Beyond welfare law, South Korea's disabled need more support - Vimarsana News

Beyond welfare law, South Korea's disabled need more support

Beyond welfare law, South Korea's disabled need more support Despite strong legislation, many disabled people remain isolated and excluded from mainstream society Disabled people in South Korea face discrimination despite a strong welfare law. (Photo: YouTube) Last December, Jang Joon-ho, a 21-year-old man with development disabilities, went missing while walking with his mother in Dulle-jil National Park in South Korea’s Gyeonggi-do province. Days of searching by police were fruitless and the operation ended with the discovery of clothes and shoes Jang was wearing on Jan. 11. Three months ...