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GFK visits the JumpStart Air Service Development Conference - Vimarsana News

GFK visits the JumpStart Air Service Development Conference

(KNOX) - The executive director of the Grand Forks Airport Authority just returned from the Jump Start Air Ser...

House Republicans comment on campus protests - The Jerusalem Post - Vimarsana News

House Republicans comment on campus protests - The Jerusalem Post

Chairs of the Oversight; Judiciary; Science, Space and Technology; Education and Workforce and Ways and Means committees each spoke about how they will hold university leadership accountable. 

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FAFSA frustrations expressed at University Council - Vimarsana News

FAFSA frustrations expressed at University Council

DeKALB – The Student Government Association announced Wednesday at the University Council meeting that election results should be released late Thursday night.  The SGA elections had 1,999 votes total, according to Deputy Speaker Chris English.  At the March 27 Faculty Senate meeting, there were 1,800 votes total, which SGA Treasurer Landon Larkin said it’s the...

Johns Hopkins University under investigation for potential civil rights violations - Vimarsana News

Johns Hopkins University under investigation for potential civil rights violations

The Federal Department of Education has added Johns Hopkins University to the list of schools under investigation for potential civil rights violations.

Utah father outraged after teacher compares his son, 12, to Kim Jong-un - Vimarsana News

Utah father outraged after teacher compares his son, 12, to Kim Jong-un

A father from Utah County in Utah has expressed outrage after a teacher compared his sixth-grade son to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in front of the class. What happened: The incident occurred at Lake Mountain Middle School in Saratoga Springs, Utah, on Oct. 24 when the middle school teacher displayed a picture of Kim Jong-un and asked the class if the North Korean dictator looked similar to the 12-year-old boy, the father, who wished to remain anonymous, told KUTV. Key details: Speaking to ABC4, the father, who moved to the U.S. from Japan to study at college, noted that the boy only t...

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