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UPEP talks carceral logic at NU Disorientation Week event - Vimarsana News

UPEP talks carceral logic at NU Disorientation Week event

Students gathered in Parkes Hall Tuesday with the Undergraduate Prison Education Program to learn about the history of discipline, justice systems and abolition activism at Northwestern. The event was part of Disorientation Week, a series of teach-ins, discussions and bonding activities hosted by various activist groups on campus. Weinberg sophomore Grace Yu, UPEP’s internal programming...

MAXIM GREGORY PAUL - Obituaries - Winnipeg Free Press Passages - Vimarsana News

MAXIM GREGORY PAUL - Obituaries - Winnipeg Free Press Passages

GREGORY PAUL MAXIM 1951 - 2024 Greg Maxim passed away January 11, 2024. A private service has been held. ...

JMC Cellars joins Livermore Valley Wine Community - Vimarsana News

JMC Cellars joins Livermore Valley Wine Community

JMC Cellars may be the newest winery on the block in Livermore, but its owner and location are very familiar to the community. Winemaker Jessica Carroll opened her own venture in the same exact location where she worked for years...

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'They swore to hide me secretly': Bombshell new evidence 'proves' the Princes in the Tower were given inside help to escape Richard III rather than being murdered - before launching failed rebellions against Henry VII - Vimarsana News

'They swore to hide me secretly': Bombshell new evidence 'proves' the Princes in the Tower were given inside help to escape Richard III rather than being murdered - before launching failed rebellions against Henry VII

It has long been believed that 12-year-old King Edward V and his nine-year-old brother Richard were murdered by their uncle Richard III so he could become monarch.