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UU hosts 1st hybrid concert at Goldstein Auditorium since Schine reopening Louis Platt | Asst. Culture Editor Sophomore Briana Gilyard, who goes by the artist name BRI, opened the “Early Show” of UU’s two-part concert series at Goldstein Auditorium on Saturday evening. Facebook Subscribe to our newsletter here. Briana Gilyard, who goes by the artist name BRI, learned to play guitar during her freshman year in Day Hall. With her acoustic guitar in hand, she opened the “Early Show” of University Union’s two-part concert series at Goldstein Auditorium on Saturday evening. One of Gilyard’s friends from Day Hall, fellow Syracuse University sophomore Kevin Guimaraes, said before the show that Gilyard taught herself how to play guitar using one of their neighbors’ instruments.
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URL copied to clipboard When María Amarilla was eleven years old, she was sexually abused by a family member. “For years I remained silent because I didn’t know it was wrong and didn’t know who to talk to,” she told openDemocracy. The abuse “lasted for a while, and when my school organised a spiritual retreat I tried to talk to someone, but everything the girls heard there was about our ‘sins’: the clothes we wore, the words we used. So I shut up.” At the age of fifteen, Amarilla – who is now a spokesperson for the National Union of Student Centers of Paraguay – reported the abuse to police, “but trauma and psychological damage were still there. There’s no support from institutions.”
The DePaulia Alayne Trinko, Staff Writer|January 10, 2021 To ring in the second quarter of the school year, DePaul’s Department of Housing opened its doors to another handful of students amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Department of Housing extended the offer for students with an active housing agreement to return to campus under a few conditions. According to the Department of Housing, all students returning to campus will live in a single room with a private bathroom. They must participate in a 14-day quarantine from the beginning of their move-in date — either Jan. 3 or 4 — until Jan. 17. In addition, those students must attend a required Covid-19 testing appointment within the two-week quarantine period.
Construction could limit space for socializing on campus With the Student Center Satellite closed and the Auxiliary Retail Center not scheduled to finish construction until 2023, the students flocking to campus next semester may have limited options for studying and socializing. | File photo/The Cougar Billiard balls clacking, people chatting, Starbucks baristas calling out orders from behind the counter. Before its closure in March, the Student Center Satellite bustled with students like Morgan Trapp. The biology sophomore spent the Friday afternoon before Spring Break hanging out with the Billiards Club at the Satellite’s pool tables. She emerged from the underground structure into the sunlight, not knowing it would be the last time she would ever visit.
>> increasingly likely, make sure we can keep it safe. rob: the doj releasing this video to help agencies across the country deal with this deadly drug between june 2016 and july, of 2017. they were caused by opioids in this country, 20% tested positive for fentanyl. jillian: college students could get abortion help whenever they went in california, the decision in hand of jerry brown. rob: they passed a bill that would require public universities to offer abortion pills at student centers. what you think of this plan? jillian: eileen rights just when you think california can't go anymore in the wrong direction they are like hold my beer. rob: maxes they should think about chastity belts or personal responsibility. jillian: greg writing insanity on instagram. rob: apple counting down to big releases, somebody can't wait. new phones and watches have been leaked online.
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their lectures, the students did, stanford students, on the internet. they're like, we're not going to class, we'll watch him on line. once the students joined in, they had 160,000 students, including from north korea. and since then they're working to bring mass education to the masses through his on-line startup, i invite you to familiarize yourself. we're proud to have sebastian thune, and potentially a learning revolution. what is it that you you understand what it is. >> first of all, i think learning should be free. we shouldn't charge a lot of money for it. but more importantly, i think learning should be student centers. you want to try to change the
controversial surveillance of mosques and muslim student centers. he characterized what he has seen so far as disturbing. >> how can a law enforcement agency spy on another state's resident without notifying the authorities or the governor and mayor not knowing about it? >> we are in the process of reviewing the letters that have come in expressing concerns about those matters. and i think at least what i have read publicly -- just what i have read in the news papers is disturbing and these things are under review at the justice department. >> reporter: holder also telling senators he has spoken to new jersey governor chris christie who according to holder has strong reservations about the program. he did not say fit was a lack of