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"Try harder" Borrowers urge federal government to do more to forgive student loans - Vimarsana News

"Try harder" Borrowers urge federal government to do more to forgive student loans

The future of student loan forgiveness is in the hands of the United States Supreme Court.

Source: wthitv.com
IU experts say daylight saving time may increase energy consumption, bring mental health problems - Vimarsana News

IU experts say daylight saving time may increase energy consumption, bring mental health problems

Some IU students say they feel switching the clock twice a year is inconvenient.

50 Indiana economic experts: In one voice, we ask Hoosiers in Congress to act on climate - Vimarsana News

50 Indiana economic experts: In one voice, we ask Hoosiers in Congress to act on climate

50 Indiana economic experts: In one voice, we ask Hoosiers in Congress to act on climate Jackson Dorsey, Timothy N. Cason and Nelson Mark, Indianapolis Star © Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Carmel High School sophomore Isabella Fallahi, left, leads students in chants, as they come together during the Indiana part of the international Climate Strike, Friday, March 15, 2019, held outside the Indiana Statehouse. Following in the footsteps of 16-year-old Swedish trailblazer, Greta Thunberg, students around the world are skipping school to protest government inaction on climate change...

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IU students say they need coronavirus relief money as Biden proposes stimulus plan - Vimarsana News

IU students say they need coronavirus relief money as Biden proposes stimulus plan

President Joe Biden’s proposed plan could provide many students with their first stimulus checks.

Indiana correctional facilities put on back burner during COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Indiana correctional facilities put on back burner during COVID-19 pandemic

First published Dec. 21 in TheStatehouseFile.com For 41 people incarcerated at Indiana Department of Correction facilities, a prison sentence became a death sentence from the pandemic that has claimed the lives of 7,000 Hoosiers. Data for the toll on prisons is incomplete, with only totals of deaths and cases since the beginning of the pandemic listed. There is no statewide database on cases in jails. Once the virus enters the confined, crowded areas, the results can be deadly. On Dec. 8, 56-year-old Fred Whitlock died of COVID-19 in Vigo County Jail. Whitlock collapsed while carrying his br...