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The Truth Behind Claims George Soros Paid 'Student Radicals' To Organize Pro-Palestine Encampments - Vimarsana News

The Truth Behind Claims George Soros Paid 'Student Radicals' To Organize Pro-Palestine Encampments

Soros, the billionaire philanthropist, is often the target of claims that he pays left-wing activists to achieve his political goals.

Source: yahoo.com
Residents can learn about creek - Vimarsana News

Residents can learn about creek

Whychus Creek runs 41 miles down off the Cascade glaciers, right through Sisters, and joins up with the Deschutes River as it flows to the Columbia.

Students Speak: Up in the air about tornadoes - Vimarsana News

Students Speak: Up in the air about tornadoes

Attending Grinnell College offers students from around the world the opportunity to experience something distinct — tornadoes and tornado sirens. When tornado sirens go off, students react to them in a variety of ways, as many have never seen a tornado before. Some students choose to seek shelter immediately, while others more used to the...

Students Speak: Tattoo Tours - Vimarsana News

Students Speak: Tattoo Tours

Jules Covtiz `24 Jules Covitz `24 proudly rocks two gargoyles by the tattoo artist Molly Emmerich at Ritual Tattoo Gallery in Denver, Colorado, one resembling a dog and the other an eagle. Covitz said that the purpose of the gargoyles in architecture is to allow water to drain, similar to gutters. In addition to loving...

Haverhill High School Students Seek Greater Say in Their Education, How COVID-19 Money Be Spent - Vimarsana News

Haverhill High School Students Seek Greater Say in Their Education, How COVID-19 Money Be Spent

By John Lee Grant | Gabriela Vargas. (Courtesy photograph.) Haverhill High School students want a greater say in their education, including how money should be spent. For the past two years, a group of Haverhill High School students have been working with Massachusetts Advocates for Children and Harvard Law School looking to find ways to improve student success by creating a safe and supportive learning environment. Their group Haverhill Violence Intervention and Prevention—or VIP, for short—has been brainstorming with Harvard Law interns and addressing state legislators with the goal of...

Source: whav.net