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CSULB Administrator Mary Ann Takemoto Retiring Posted On By J.K. YAMAMOTO, Rafu Staff Writer Dr. Mary Ann Takemoto, who has spent 16 of her 32 years in higher education as a leader in various capacities at CSU Long Beach, is retiring. In a recent message to the campus community, CSULB Vice President for Student Affairs Beth Lesen said: “It is with mixed emotions that I announce the upcoming retirement of Dr. Mary Ann Takemoto … As most know, she has served this university as director of Counseling and Psychological Services, executive director of Student Health Services, associate vice ...

Exclusive The BBC is facing questions from union Bectu’s Paul McManus and Holyrood committee boss Clare Adamson, both shown TWO BBC Scotland chiefs admitted to worried staff that a plan to transfer two of its studios to the control of the corporation in England was not the “best deal” for the Scottish-based arm of the broadcaster and that they oppose it, The National can reveal. Mark Taylor and Jennifer Allan, who are both leading executives at the BBC in Glasgow, told employees they didn’t want the proposal to go ahead when asked about it at a meeting with employees.

Carol Kane, the co-founder of Boohoo, has just been named the most influential woman in UK retail, according to the Retail 100 list. H&M Group chief executive Helena Helmersson came in at 28.

The first one, which Arksen Yachts plans to launch towards the end of this year, is likely to have a triple outboard installation, although inboard diesel sterndrives or waterjets will be available too. Next to launch and the first of its all-new aluminium series of long-range explorer yachts will be a tri-deck 85-footer known as Project Ocean. Started on spec but recently sold to a syndicate of owners, it is in build at the Wight Shipyard in Cowes with a target launch date in Spring 2022. The first of the new tri-deck Arksen 85s, Project Ocean has been sold to a boat-share syndicate

autoevolution One man’s garbage is another man’s treasure and all that. In the case of the latest project from Arksen, this isn’t just an empty phrase either: it’s a philosophy that guides the development of a new explorer series embodied in the flagship Arksen 85, also dubbed Project Ocean. The Arksen 85 Project Ocean Explorer Is Waste Put to Excellent Use 24 May 2021, 7:26 UTC · by Introduced in 2019 as a concept and detailed in late 2020, when construction had already started at the Wight Shipyard Company (WSC) on the Isle of Wight in the UK, Project Ocean is a bold look into...