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CSPAN Washington Journal June 22, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Washington Journal June 22, 2024

Your thoughts on changes to the nations education laws. Parents 2,027,488,202,748,001 and 202,748,003. You can send us an email or facebook. Start dialling in and well get to your thoughts and how you would change education policy in this country. But first joining us on the phone this morning is lauren camera, reporter for Education Week to talk about the debate. Lets begin with the house approving legislation narrowly last night to rewrite the no child left behind law. Why this debate now . The education law no child left behind expired in 2007. Right if did expire some time ago. Essentially...

CNNW Early Start With John Berman And Christine Romans September 17, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Early Start With John Berman And Christine Romans September 17, 2014

For team owners, this as ray rice appeals this Domestic Violence punishment. Offthefield happenings taking center stage could cost the nfl big. Good morning, welcome to early start. Im john berman. And im christine romans. The general of joint chiefs of staff Martin Dempsey say hes open to putting u. S. Forces on the ground this time to fight isis. Dempsey saying iraq is capable of battling against islamic rebels. The president has ruled out putting boots on the ground. But dempsey testified yesterday, opening a surprise amount of daylight between he and his boss. Its a generational problem. A...

WVU-P's Got Talent names 2021 winner | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

WVU-P's Got Talent names 2021 winner | News, Sports, Jobs

Olivia Kinder CHARLESTON — A winner has been named in the second West Virginia University at Parkersburg’s Got Talent contest where the finale showcased a variety of talents including singing, playing, comedy, the spoken word and art. Olivia Kinder, a student in the Associate of Applied Science Child Development program, was named the 2021 WVU-P’s Got Talent winner. Kinder performed “Fires” by Jordan St. Cyr. “I chose this song because I go through a lot, and I know God is with me no matter what fire I’m in,” said Kinder. “I’ve been singing as long as I can remember, and m...