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Top chapter award for UH Mānoa history honor society | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Top chapter award for UH Mānoa history honor society | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Alpha Beta Epsilon, was recognized as one of the best Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society chapters in the nation.

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Leo Buckley wins Union Presidency by three votes - Vimarsana News

Leo Buckley wins Union Presidency by three votes

Leo Buckley has been elected to serve as the Oxford Union President in Trinity Term 2024, defeating Julia Maranhao-Wong by three votes.

Cherwell Town Hall MT23: Meet the candidates - Vimarsana News

Cherwell Town Hall MT23: Meet the candidates

With Oxford Union elections right around the corner, Cherwell decided to sit down with the two candidates hoping to become Union President.

Pacific Marine Mammal Center reopens to visitors - Vimarsana News

Pacific Marine Mammal Center reopens to visitors

Print Brock Wetzel was taking a walk with his grandfather, brother and sister around some rocky cliffs near San Onofre surf beach on Presidents Day when he noticed a small sea lion lying on a sandy berm. “We thought it was just fine at first,” the 12-year-old San Clemente resident said. “Then it turned around, and we saw it had a cut on it.” They reached out to Wetzel’s aunt, Candice Appleby, a professional paddleboarder whose affinity for pinnipeds is so well-known her friends jokingly refer to her as the fairy godmother of sea lions. She knew just who to call.

Pacific Marine Mammal Center, a Laguna Beach lifeline for injured sea lions, reopens to visitors - Vimarsana News

Pacific Marine Mammal Center, a Laguna Beach lifeline for injured sea lions, reopens to visitors

Pacific Marine Mammal Center, a Laguna Beach lifeline for injured sea lions, reopens to visitors Healthy recovering sea lions slip and slid on slick pavement at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center on Tuesday. (Don Leach/Daily PIlot) Print Brock Wetzel was taking a walk with his grandfather, brother and sister around some rocky cliffs near San Onofre surf beach on Presidents Day when he chanced upon a small sea lion lying on a sandy berm. “We thought it was just fine at first,” the 12-year-old San Clemente resident recalled. “Then it turned around and we saw it had a cut on it.”