NCAA athletes and the cussing cheerleader win at SCOTUS: Political Gabfest.
It’s not just the swears—student speech rights protect whistleblowing and protest.
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It’s not just the swears—student speech rights protect whistleblowing and protest.
Das geheimnisumwitterte Kollektiv Anonymous greift reihenweise «Querdenker» und Verschwörungsideologen an. Gerade musste das Kayvan Soufi-Siavash alias Ken Jebsen merken, der berüchtigte Gründer von KenFM.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS Sequential quarterly Commercial Portfolio growth continues the trend that started last year, up 3% QoQ to reach $5.7 billion, driven by higher loan origination (+5% QoQ), with a continued focus on defensive sectors and stricter credit underwriting standards. During 1Q21, Bladex continues to collect virtually all loan maturities (close to 100% since the onset of Covid-19), evidencing the high quality of the Bank's borrower base and short-term nature of its business. As of March 31, 2021, Bladex's credit quality remains sound, with a well-diversified exposure across countr...
By Dave Bohl (Ames, Iowa) -- Iowa State University is preparing to return to in-person classes this fall. In an email to all faculty, staff, and students, ISU President Wendy Wintersteen says the university plans to return to pre-pandemic numbers for classes, dorms, dining, and other campus events. Wintersteen says the plan assumes COVID-19 vaccines will become widely available. ISU Vice President John Lawrence is leading a committee to guide the plan's implementation ahead of the start of fall classes.
By Dave Bohl (Ames, Iowa) -- Iowa State University is preparing to return to in-person classes this fall. In an email to all faculty, staff, and students, ISU President Wendy Wintersteen says the university plans to return to pre-pandemic numbers for classes, dorms, dining, and other campus events. Wintersteen says the plan assumes COVID-19 vaccines will become widely available. ISU Vice President John Lawrence is leading a committee to guide the plan's implementation ahead of the start of fall classes.