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Even nationalists are waking up to the disaster of Scottish independence - Vimarsana News

Even nationalists are waking up to the disaster of Scottish independence

Nationalism thrives when certain elements are in place.

Source: yahoo.com
Europe is slowly destroying itself as it heads for another lost decade - Vimarsana News

Europe is slowly destroying itself as it heads for another lost decade

The Continent is doomed to struggle on with its own deformed creation

Mix vaccine boosters to protect against new variants - Vimarsana News

Mix vaccine boosters to protect against new variants

Date Time Mix vaccine boosters to protect against new variants Associate Professor Chris Blyth is currently co-chair of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation, Australia’s peak scientific committee on immunisation. Associate Professor Blyth is a clinician scientist with the Division of Paediatrics in the UWA Medical School, Co-Director of the Wesfarmers Centre of Vaccines and Infectious Diseases at the Telethon Kids Institute, an Infectious Diseases Physician at Perth Children’s Hospital, and a Clinical Microbiologist at PathWest Laboratory Medicine. He is a member of th...

'Risk is increasing': Vaccines could go to under 40s if Victorian cluster spirals - Vimarsana News

'Risk is increasing': Vaccines could go to under 40s if Victorian cluster spirals

Health authorities are ready to overhaul the nation’s strategy on the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines to immunise as many adults as possible if the Victorian coronavirus cluster grows.

Source: smh.com.au
Dickinson Music Department Finds Creative Way to Stage Orchestra Concert During Pandemic - Vimarsana News

Dickinson Music Department Finds Creative Way to Stage Orchestra Concert During Pandemic

Ruby Ngo '22 (left) and Professor of Music Jennifer Blyth. Learn the story behind an unlikely May 9 performance by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson This is the story of a professor, a student and a tradition that wasn't likely to happen during a pandemic year. The professor is Jennifer Blyth, and the student is Ruby Ngo ’22, a pianist who majors in music and quantitative economics. The tradition is Dickinson’s spring Concerto Competition/Orchestra Concert, which includes a solo performance by the winner of the fall Concerto Competition—this year, that's Ngo. Performances are degree requireme...