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The politics of 'wide purposes' – how Norman Kirk still speaks to 21st century New Zealand - Vimarsana News

The politics of 'wide purposes' – how Norman Kirk still speaks to 21st century New Zealand

Analysis - Denis Welch asks us to consider whether or not Labour's lost leader(s) might yet help us find a better future, Richard Shaw writes.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Man who stole $580,000 from disabled father pleads guilty - Vimarsana News

Man who stole $580,000 from disabled father pleads guilty

ELKTON — A man who stole $580,000 from his father’s bank accounts, while serving as the court-appointed guardian of the patriarch’s property, is facing up to 25 years in prison

'A Symbolic Gesture' - Vimarsana News

'A Symbolic Gesture'

The Earth flag's ascension in Arcata raises unprecedented legal and constitutional questions

Drew Dailey named PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week - Franklin County Free Press - Vimarsana News

Drew Dailey named PSAC Men's Indoor Track Athlete of the Week - Franklin County Free Press

Shippensburg University’s Drew Dailey (Phoenix, Md./Dulaney) was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Week on Monday afternoon by the league office after his record-setting performance at Penn State. Dailey established a new PSAC record for the indoor 800 meters by running 1:49.49 on Saturday at the Sykes & Sabock Challenge. With that […]

Preparing science learners to join democratic conversations - Vimarsana News

Preparing science learners to join democratic conversations

A team at the UNC School of Medicine is working to develop and study issues-based teaching methods and curricula that engage students in science classrooms.

Source: unc.edu