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Andy Warhol 'Mao' Print Taken From Vault at Orange Coast College - Vimarsana News

Andy Warhol 'Mao' Print Taken From Vault at Orange Coast College

The Warhol print was donated to the college in 2020 and estimated to be worth $50,000.

Veterans from Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton join military comedy competition Operation HEAL*ARIOUS set for April Fool's Day in Columbus - Vimarsana News

Veterans from Dayton, Springfield, Hamilton join military comedy competition Operation HEAL*ARIOUS set for April Fool's Day in Columbus

Operation HEAL*ARIOUS, featuring three Miami Valley natives, is looking for the next great comedian among military veterans and spouses at the Nationa

Source: dayton.com
How to bring Black and Indigenous voices into the climate discussion - Vimarsana News

How to bring Black and Indigenous voices into the climate discussion

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at ways that Black and Indigenous people can have a greater say in climate solutions and delve into an attempt by the Ukraine government to hold Russia accountable for ecological crimes.

Source: cbc.ca
Local pastor helps victims escape human trafficking - Vimarsana News

Local pastor helps victims escape human trafficking

Human trafficking and prostitution have long been an issue in Kern County. Through the years, officials have tried to keep the streets of Union Avenue and 2nd Street in central Bakersfield free from these crimes.

Kennedy's assassination had an unexpected impact on India-China relations - Vimarsana News

Kennedy's assassination had an unexpected impact on India-China relations

Text Size: A+ One of my core duties as Bowles’ personal assistant [in India] was to take charge of the schedule for visitors who were important to Steb—like Duke Ellington, Pete Seeger, those sorts of people—and use their presence to put on programs that would appeal to Indians. My routine in those days was to wake up early and skim the morning papers. I would go through the seven or eight English-language papers quickly, noting anything that should be called to the attention of the Ambassador.  I was up especially early on November 23rd—it was Dagmar’s birthday—and found the...