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Readers sound off on taxing private universities, anti-immigration sentiment and budget alarmism - Vimarsana News

Readers sound off on taxing private universities, anti-immigration sentiment and budget alarmism

Taxes shouldn’t be used to redistribute wealth Bronx: Re “NY State could recoup millions in property tax breaks from Columbia, NYU under new bill” (Dec. 11): Columbia University should not be receiving tax abatements to build an overpass on Fort Washington Ave. to avoid crossing the street, for instance, or to install marble floors and wood paneling in their hospitals. Those are not what I ...

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National Thesaurus Day: All you need to know about the January 18 holiday - Vimarsana News

National Thesaurus Day: All you need to know about the January 18 holiday

When is National Thesaurus Day? History, significance, and how to celebrate the January 18 holiday

The mighty thesaurus roars across the land today - Vimarsana News

The mighty thesaurus roars across the land today

Join the chorus of Happy Birthday, Roget

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Today in History, 12 September: What Happened on this Day - Vimarsana News

Today in History, 12 September: What Happened on this Day

Today in History 12 September: Get here what happened on 12 September related to famous personalities, Indian - World history events, birthdays, deaths, sports, politics, music etc.

'Men just don't know that b-listful feeling of writing down their 'To Do' list' - Rachael Bletchly - Vimarsana News

'Men just don't know that b-listful feeling of writing down their 'To Do' list' - Rachael Bletchly

Why don’t chaps feel the urge to write things down in tidy, colour-coded, underlined rows? And why can’t they follow someone else’s list – like the crystal clear one I wrote for my partner when he popped down to Tesco?