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Benilde squares off with Mapua | BusinessMirror - Vimarsana News

Benilde squares off with Mapua | BusinessMirror

COLLEGE of Saint Benilde and Mapua battle for solo third place in their effort to keep their slim hopes of securing outright Final Four berths alive on Tuesday in the National Collegiate Athletic Association seniors basketball tournament at the La Salle Greenhills Gym. Coach Charles Tiu hopes that his Blazers…

From doting mum to Matildas star, the remarkable story of Michelle Sawyers - Vimarsana News

From doting mum to Matildas star, the remarkable story of Michelle Sawyers

Only 220 women have been privileged enough to represent the Matildas over the last 43 years, but Queenslander Michelle Sawyers is part of an…

Ireland star Dorothy Wall returns for Blackrock, and the rest of the weekend's Women's AIL previews - Vimarsana News

Ireland star Dorothy Wall returns for Blackrock, and the rest of the weekend's Women's AIL previews

Dave Mervyn looks ahead to the weekend’s action in the Women’s AIL.

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Deadline Detroit | Ex-Metro Detroit Restaurant Employee Says Co-Workers Put Blade in Her Salad After Complaining About N-Word - Vimarsana News

Deadline Detroit | Ex-Metro Detroit Restaurant Employee Says Co-Workers Put Blade in Her Salad After Complaining About N-Word

Former Red Robin worker Zenarra James Zenarra James, a former worker at Red Robins restaurant in Madison Heights, alleges in a lawsuit that co-workers put a razor blade in her take-home salad after she repeatedly complained to management about them using the n-word, Fox 2 reports. Like 'Yeah, n-word, yeah n-word,' singing songs like really loud, you know what I mean. Personal things, it's whatever," she tells Fox 2.  "But I can hear you, we're in a business, a place of work, we shouldn't be saying things like that at all." She said management failed to discipline the young white male emp...

'US nonsense', David Boon, silage: how to enrage crossword fanatics - Vimarsana News

'US nonsense', David Boon, silage: how to enrage crossword fanatics

All’s fair if you set cryptic crosswords, says David Astle. But his mailbox shows the indignant and loyalist nature of crossword fans.