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U of Arizona faculty to vote on demands about budget cuts - Vimarsana News

U of Arizona faculty to vote on demands about budget cuts

All University of Arizona faculty will be asked to vote this week on referendums demanding delays in certain personnel cuts; more hiring of tenure-track faculty; pay raises for some; and

Source: tucson.com
Here's what's being cut from U of A college budgets - Vimarsana News

Here's what's being cut from U of A college budgets

The University of Arizona announced Thursday it plans to cut funding to its academic units by $45.7 million, or 4.4%, next year.

Source: tucson.com
Things to Do: Pop-up performance in Bethlehem - Vimarsana News

Things to Do: Pop-up performance in Bethlehem

Also, the free West Reading Craft Pretzel & Beer Fest is set for Saturday, and the Allentown Band's 2024 side-by-side concert will be held Sunday.

Source: wfmz.com
Remarkable history of a cross bought at a Cork car boot sale - Vimarsana News

Remarkable history of a cross bought at a Cork car boot sale

A simple little wooden cross found at a car boot sale, has a powerful  story behind it, writes John Arnold

As Crime Worsens in California, Soros-Backed Group Mobilizes Against Referendum To Restore Tougher Criminal Penalties - Vimarsana News

As Crime Worsens in California, Soros-Backed Group Mobilizes Against Referendum To Restore Tougher Criminal Penalties

A George Soros-backed progressive group behind many of California's soft-on-crime reforms has launched a fundraising effort against a potential November voter referendum to restore tougher criminal penalties for theft and drug offenses—even as Golden State voters increasingly disapprove of their state's lax approach to criminal justice.