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EMCC among state community colleges making summer classes free By Will Stribling and Molly Minta/Mississippi Today • 6 hours ago This story was originally published by Mississippi Today. When COVID-19 hit Mississippi last spring, students at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville flooded Michelle Baragona’s office to withdraw from their classes. They cited similar reasons, said Baragona, the college’s vice president of instruction. Their parents were laid off, so they needed to work. They no longer felt safe attending class in-person. As the year wore on, withdrawal requ...

By Will Stribling and Molly Minta Apr 26, 2021 9:24 AM When COVID-19 hit Mississippi last spring, students at Northeast Mississippi Community College in Booneville flooded Michelle Baragona’s office to withdraw from their classes. They cited similar reasons, said Baragona, the college’s vice president of instruction. Their parents were laid off, so they needed to work. They no longer felt safe attending class in-person. As the year wore on, withdrawal requests kept coming in as students struggled to overcome pandemic-related academic challenges. In the fall semester, Baragona sai...

Published April 23, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Graphic DMs allegedly from Armie Hammer are now being sold as NFTs, a sentence I could not have dreamed writing mere months ago. I have questions. I have concerns. But mostly, I have hope the queen selling them makes some serious bank. Julia Morrison, an artist from Brooklyn, told the Daily Beast she decide...

One of Armie Hammer's Alleged Victims Turns Explicit DMs Into NFT Artworks Celebrity Brooklyn-based artist and writer Julia Morriso reveals that she has turned the messages from the 'Call Me by Your Name' actor into two NFT pieces, one of which is titled 'Armie DM TMI NFT: Dibs on Ribs'. Apr 23, 2021 AceShowbiz - Turning scandal into an art. It has been reported that one of the women who claimed to be receiving explicit messages from actor Armie Hammer created an artwork based on the scandalous text. According to a new report, Brooklyn-based artist and writer Julia Morrison turned the mess...

5 h Share with: A woman who claims to have received explicit messages from Armie Hammer is turning them into artwork. Julia Morrison, a Brooklyn-based artist and writer, has claimed in an interview with The Daily Beast that her conversations with the Call Me By Your Name actor took place last year before his recent public scandal. One of the pieces shows the conversation that Armie allegedly had with Julia after she posted an Instagram Story about billionaires getting rich during the pandemic. In her post, she wrote, "eat the rich for real" and "nom nom nom", with Armie allegedly replying, ...