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Capitol and up the stairs towards the crypt. there i saw rioters who had invaded the capitol carrying a confederate flag, a red maga flag and a don't tread on me flag. i decided to stand my ground there to prevent any rioters from heading down the stairs to the lower west terrace entrance. that's where officers were getting decontamination aid and were vulnerable. i confronted a group of insurrectionists warning them don't go down those steps. one shouted keep moving, patriots. another displayed what looked like a law enforcement badge and told me we're doing this for you. one of the invaders ...

Kenyon Review Reading Series 2021-22 All events sponsored in whole or in part by the Kenyon Review, the Kenyon College English Department, GLCA New Writers Award, Ohio Arts Council, and the KR Associates Program. 7:00 p.m. EDT Join award-winning poet, Maggie Smith, as she launches Goldenrod, her stunning new poetry collection that celebrates the beauty and messiness of life. Smith will be in conversation with acclaimed poet, educator, editor, and literary critic David Baker in a Zoom Webinar program. Ohio State University’s Creative Writing Program, Ohio Poetry Association, and Kenyon R...

Published July 9, 2021, 8:15 AM From providing off-grid electricity in far-flung sitios, enabling marginalized barangays with skills for livelihood and supporting education in science and technology, Shell companies in the Philippines (Shell) commits to continue and enhance programs that provide positive impact on Filipino communities through diverse grassroots projects. For its 107-year presence in the country, Shell’s campaign “Let’s Keep Moving the Philippines Forward,” reinforced its advocacy for sustainable capacity-building towards a better future by providing more Filipinos wit...

71st Berlinale: Festival’s Summer Special ends with homage to international solidarity Mr Bachmann and His Class, directed by Maria Speth, is an impressive homage to international solidarity. Mr. Bachmann and His Class For three and a half hours, the film documents the way in which a dedicated teacher in a small industrial town in Hesse helps his pupils from many different countries feel at home and become citizens of the world. An estimated 60,000 visitors attended the open-air screenings of the Berlinale’s Summer Special, which ended June 20. Some 8,500 visitors took part in the voting ...