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Opinion | Group projects in college are unnecessarily stressful - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Group projects in college are unnecessarily stressful

Regardless of which year of college you are in, it is a safe assumption that you have participated in a group project during your time here at The University of Alabama.  From my own experience, most professors assign group work to ensure students gain group collaboration skills similar to what they would need in real-life...

FWC investigating photos showing boaters posing after apparently capturing young tiger shark - Vimarsana News

FWC investigating photos showing boaters posing after apparently capturing young tiger shark

FWC investigating photos showing boaters posing after apparently capturing young tiger shark Josh Cascio reports HOMOSASSA, Fla. - Images floating around on social media show boaters capturing and posing with what appears to be a young tiger shark in the Chassahowitzka River. Witnesses say it happened Saturday evening.  "We see the boat come in," witness Jamie Causey recalled. "He has a shark. I can't tell the type or the size, tied off to the front of his boat."  Causey was there with her sons.  She says the shark was alive and dragged to the spring, where it then became a prop for photos...

Shark Tied to Boat and Dragged up Florida River: 'Sickening' - Vimarsana News

Shark Tied to Boat and Dragged up Florida River: 'Sickening'

Shark Tied to Boat and Dragged up Florida River: 'Sickening' On 5/4/21 at 12:29 PM EDT The shark was reportedly tied to a boat in the Chassahowitzka River in Florida's Citrus County. Local news outlet Chronicle Online reported the animal was killed, citing Florida game officials and social media posts. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Service (FWC) told Newsweek it was aware of "the incident that took place over the weekend on the Chassahowitzka River involving a tiger shark" and had issued notices for two individuals involved, who were not named, to appear in court "for taking a prohibited spe...