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Universities 'positive' about enrolments after tough financial year - Vimarsana News

Universities 'positive' about enrolments after tough financial year

Universities are watching enrolments closely as they try to recover from their worst year on record.

Source: rnz.co.nz
'It's awful right now': Customers see long wait times, drug shortages. Little Chute pharmacist explains why. - Vimarsana News

'It's awful right now': Customers see long wait times, drug shortages. Little Chute pharmacist explains why.

An Appleton man said he needed medications after having quadruple bypass surgery, but a local Walgreens told him they were 460 prescriptions behind.

Source: yahoo.com
Celebrating 25 Years of Kilby Court, The Heart of Salt Lake's Music Scene - Vimarsana News

Celebrating 25 Years of Kilby Court, The Heart of Salt Lake's Music Scene

Kilby Court—an intimate, all-ages venue not much bigger than a two-car garage—has been at the heart of the Utah music scene for 25 years.

Open Letter: Call To Action To Aotearoa New Zealand's Universities To Stand In Solidarity With Palestine - Vimarsana News

Open Letter: Call To Action To Aotearoa New Zealand's Universities To Stand In Solidarity With Palestine

Kia ora Vice-Chancellors Dawn Freshwater, Toeolesulusulu Damon Salesa, Neil Quigley, Jan Thomas, Nic Smith, Cheryl de la Rey, Grant Edwards and Helen Nicholson, We, the students, staff, and alumni of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Universities, urge you to ...

How long should your old iPhone keep working for? - Vimarsana News

How long should your old iPhone keep working for?

Calling all mobile phone users, how long do you reckon your cell should keep working? It's a serious environmental question in an age of disposal goods where tech is constantly being updated with jazzier models and some things are acutally made so they cant be fixed or updated. Cantabrian Nic Smith has an iPhone 6 that's in good nick and does everything he needs: calls, email and apps, and banking. But things started to get a bit wobbly about six months ago, when his phone started sending him alerts saying its operating system no longer supported some of the applications. Unable to upd...

Source: rnz.co.nz