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Into the carolinas after leaving georgia shaking. Came upon it and there were a ton of people. Still developing, 30 kids and adults scrambling for survival as the boat capsizes. One child trapped. This couldve been catastrophic. Good evening. We begin with breaking news. A train has derailed east of new york city injuring several people as a burst into flames. Rescuers say a passenger train struck a maintenance train injuring at least 11 people. Theyve been taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. Train service in the area is still shut down. It is a breaking story and any new ...

Nobody Is Listening To The University Students Speaking Out About Sexual Violence On Campus When we ignore sexual violence in universities and allow perpetrators to go unchecked, it’s no wonder people are being raped and assaulted in Parliament. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. I attended my first protest against sexual violence just after I began university. It was 2017 and the Australian Human Rights Commission had just released the Change the Course Report, over 250 pages detailing the prevalence of...

News | Administration After a contentious term at Columbia, former EVP of University Life Suzanne Goldberg to oversee national Title IX policy After a contentious term at Columbia, former EVP of University Life Suzanne Goldberg to oversee national Title IX policy Jenny Jang / Goldberg File Photo Former Executive Vice President for University Life and rules administrator Suzanne Goldberg has been appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary for Strategic Operations and Outreach of the Office of Civil Rights under the Biden administration. Content Warning: This article discusses issues of sexua...

Family’s artificial Christmas tree has been a holiday tradition for 106 years and counting Updated Dec 24, 2020; Posted Dec 24, 2020 Rosie Ryan, left, assists her children Audrey and Benjamin in decorating their grandmother's Christmas tree in 1996 which the family has been using every year since 1914. Mary Roickle, who was the steward of the tree from 1949 to 2016, watches over their shoulder. Courtesy of Rosie RyanCourtesy of Rosie Ryan Facebook Share The holidays are a time for family traditions. Maybe one of the oldest in Central New York is occurring right now in Chittenango where Ro...