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UConn Health removes signs with name of owners of Purdue Pharma - Vimarsana News

UConn Health removes signs with name of owners of Purdue Pharma

UConn Health recently removed signs that commemorated donations by two late Sackler family members who co-owned OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma.

Source: ctpost.com
It took me about a year to get over my stolen bag incident – NSMQ quiz mistress - Vimarsana News

It took me about a year to get over my stolen bag incident – NSMQ quiz mistress

The Quiz mistress of the National Science and Maths Quiz, Prof. Elsie Effah Kaufmann has confessed how it took her about a year to get over the incident of her stolen bag during contest.

Girls' schools don't take NSMQ seriously compared to boys' schools – Prof. Kaufmann - Vimarsana News

Girls' schools don't take NSMQ seriously compared to boys' schools – Prof. Kaufmann

The quiz mistress of the well-known National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) as well as the Dean of the University of Ghana School of Engineering Sciences, Professor Elsie Effah Kaufmann has given a reason why no girls’ school has been an NSMQ winner for the past years.

My son developed a game on Google Play Store as a student – Prof Kaufmann - Vimarsana News

My son developed a game on Google Play Store as a student – Prof Kaufmann

The Dean of the University of Ghana School of Engineering Sciences and an Associate Professor popularly known as the NSMQ Mistress, Elsie Effah Kaufmann has revealed how her son developed a Google Play Store game while in school.

May 4, 1970 Remembered - Vimarsana News

May 4, 1970 Remembered

By Frank Gormlie Monday, May 4 - Introduction For at least an entire generation of Americans, the day May 4, 1970, will always be associated with the shootings of unarmed students by National Guardsmen on the campus of Kent State University in Ohio. Four students were killed – two had nothing to do with the…

Source: obrag.org