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Engro Polymer and Chemicals Limited (EPCL) plans to establish a Circular Plastics Institute (CPI), a not-for-profit think tank, to promote research and

Donald Trump's favorite White House reporter was pictured leaving Trump Tower in Manhattan after a sit-down interview with the former President. A heavily pregnant Chanel Rion, 31, was all smiles as she wore a bright neck scarf and a blue dress which showed off her baby bump on Tuesday after the interview in New York. Rion, a reporter for the One America News (OAN), sat with Trump for 'over half an hour', according to the network's president Charles Herring. Trump was said to be in 'high spirits'. The pair had sparked controversy in April last year after Rion was invited back by Trump's press...

Subscribe Haitian Heritage Month was first celebrated in Boston in 1998 and is meant to bring awareness to Haitian heritage, culture, and Haitian achievements across the globe. To commemorate the month, we'd like to highlight the work of Boston Parks & Recreation Director of Maintenance, Josh Altidor. Born in Haiti, Josh has worked at the Parks Department for more than seven years and spends his days making sure each park is maintained with care.   Haitian Heritage Month was first celebrated in Boston in 1998 and is meant to bring awareness to Haitian heritage, culture, and Haitian achieve...

Mercedes C. Becerra ’91 and Salmaan Keshavjee will serve as the new faculty deans of Adams House, Dean of Harvard College Rakesh Khurana announced in a Tuesday email to Adams House affiliates. Becerra is a professor of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School, while Keshavjee serves as an Anthropology professor in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences as well as a Global Health and Social Medicine professor at the Medical School. They will begin their roles on July 1. Khurana wrote that he was “thrilled to welcome” the new pair of deans and also thanked Adams Hous...

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