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there is no smoke without a cigar…. - Vimarsana News

there is no smoke without a cigar….

AS WE CELEBRATE SOMETHING CALLED ANZAC, TO REMEMBER THE MEN AND WOMEN OF Australian & New Zealand Army Corps WHO FOUGHT IN OUR WORLD WARS, WE STILL NEED TO THINK ABOUT WHY. WHY, WHY, WHY, THESE PEOPLE HAD TO FIGHT?

NNPA President Discusses Menthol Ban Delay with CNN - Vimarsana News

NNPA President Discusses Menthol Ban Delay with CNN

“We must have a Racial Impact Study before a ban is passed.” By Black Press USA The Biden-Harris administration will not announce a decision to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored tobacco until March 2024 or later. The administration says it will continue meeting with groups in the coming months to understand more about the unintended

Scholars citing racial effects of university funding cuts win Grawemeyer education prize - Vimarsana News

Scholars citing racial effects of university funding cuts win Grawemeyer education prize

/PRNewswire/ -- How can the nation's public universities do a better job educating students of color? Two University of California sociologists exploring that...

We shouldn't demonise or deify Winston Churchill - Vimarsana News

We shouldn't demonise or deify Winston Churchill

The point of history is to see people and situations in the round rather than to succumb to satisfying myths.

Out-of-state students at public universities: the enrollment trend that's fueling the student debt crisis. - Vimarsana News

Out-of-state students at public universities: the enrollment trend that's fueling the student debt crisis.

Out-of-state students are funding flagship universities—and piling up debt in the process.

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