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Thu, 04/29/2021 LAWRENCE — Through a series of 20 short scenes and songs, "Changemakers" shares stories inspired by community leaders, activists and front line workers who have fought for change. This collaborative work, written by commissioned playwrights working alongside students, makes its world premiere Thursday, April 29, as the University Theatre’s season finale. "Changemakers" showtimes are 7:30 p.m. April 29-30 and 2:30 p.m. May 2 online and for a limited, in-person audience. "Changemakers" was co-written by members of the cast in collaboration with 20 professional playwrights c...

Millions vanish into crypto world in high-yield bond scam Save Share Sophisticated British criminals exploited vulnerabilities in Australia’s search engine and cryptocurrency infrastructure to dupe small investors, lured by the promise of high-yield funds badged by some of the finance world’s most trusted brands. The complex scheme involved stolen identities and fraudulent prospectuses that claimed to represent high-yield investment funds run by global managers Citibank, Nomura, and IFM Investors. It has ensnared millions from unsuspecting victims who sought better returns as intere...

Apr 18, 2021 (Marion) Marion Technical College is proud to announce that it is joining the Smart Automation Certification Alliance (SACA). This new membership, generously funded by Buckeye Educational Systems, benefits students by helping instructors stay atop of the latest developments in smart manufacturing and allowing Marion Tech the opportunity to award certifications to students. “Marion Tech is proud to become a member of SACA,” said Dr. Ryan McCall, president of Marion Tech. “This will help us prepare our students to gain cutting edge manufacturing certifications and meet the de...

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OSU Marion to expand in-person classes, services for fall semester According to a news release, plans include increasing:  In-person teaching, learning and student activities Students in the residence halls Staff working on campus  Fans in attendance at Ohio State football games and other athletic competitions  Expanding face-to-face classes and services will also apply to the Marion campus. The university will continue to follow all appropriate measures to protect the health and well-being of the community, and with the partnership and approval of local, state and federal health authori...