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Using our weapons. >> in the washington examiner tuesday he said on august 16th, biden claimed he in his white house had planned for every contingency in afghanistan. if we are to believe this then biden meant to strand hundreds of new u.s. nationals in a hostile foreign country in addition to 65 billion invaluable state-of-the-art military equipment he planned for those to first go through taliban checkpoints? we knew this was going to be a difficult transition when it happened, but it is hard to imagine, and there is obviously a little bit of sarcasm in that piece that that could have been w...

West Michigan Works! plans to host a webinar to help parents guide their graduates into high-demand careers, West Michigan Works! tells us.

Illinois State University graduate students vote “yes” to strike, union delays until fall Milner Library, Illinois State University (Photo: Wikipedia) Workers’ demands include increasing the graduate students’ 9 month stipend above the obscenely low rate of $9,441, full access to health care and dental, and increased protection for international students who are often charged more in fees every semester. The elimination of mandatory administration fees taken from students’ paychecks every semester is also a key demand. The results of the vote were delayed due to technical problems a...

Twitter Facebook “I’d wanted to do seniors housing as a career since I was 14 or 15,” says Serena Lipton. Um, what? “We had to do volunteer hours when I was in high school, and I chose to start off volunteering at the place where my great-aunt was living, a Hebrew senior rehab,” says Lipton (SHA’18,’23). “Even after she passed away, I never wanted to stop volunteering there. It ended up becoming an internship. I worked there and at other senior facilities through high school. And I kind of knew this was what I wanted to do the rest of my life.”

America's Spy-Busters Put Secret-Stealing Chinese 'Grad Students' Under the Microscope Sun Online Desk 17th February, 2021 01:12:16 The FBI last month arrested Gang Chen, a well-known MIT nanotechnologist, and charged the China-born naturalized American with concealing close and lucrative connections to China's scientific and technological establishment on his applications for federal research grants. Chen, who has pleaded not guilty and is supported by MIT, is not the only prominent academic figure to be arrested and charged with failing to disclose connections to Chinese research institutes...