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Strangers in masks - Vimarsana News

Strangers in masks

Cloth masks may not be effective at stopping the spread of COVID-19, but our media, academia, and public health voices keep coming up with more reasons to wear masks: They're good for stopping the common cold, putting on a mask “reduces our anxiety” by giving us the illusion of control, masks “reduce or change interactions that might otherwise spark social anxiety,” and they “can keep that too-chatty neighbor at bay or help the introvert hide in plain sight.”

Editorial: What qualities should KSU seek in new president? - Vimarsana News

Editorial: What qualities should KSU seek in new president?

What qualities should Kentucky State University look for in its next president? What are the challenges and opportunities that the new president will need to address? These are two of

KSU Foundation takes SJ to court in effort to withhold records, be a nonpublic agency - Vimarsana News

KSU Foundation takes SJ to court in effort to withhold records, be a nonpublic agency

The Kentucky State University Foundation is taking The State Journal to court in hopes of not releasing records related to its expenses and to further assert that it is not

Iowa COVID-19 deaths: Cherie Dandurand was 53 when she died of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Iowa COVID-19 deaths: Cherie Dandurand was 53 when she died of COVID-19

Bret Hayworth and Courtney Crowder Cherie Dandurand came to the Woodbury Central School District as Miss Heilers, a green teacher and coach. After a life in Eastern Iowa — playing both volleyball and basketball for Loras College in Dubuque — she relocated to almost the exact opposite side of the state for this new adventure. Three decades later, Cherie was married, a mother of two, a head coach and a rock on the Woodbury Central staff, beloved by pupils and coworkers alike. "She was one of my best friends for 30 years,” said Carla Hubert, an English teacher. “I will miss her patienc...