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If you find yourself managing medications, scheduling appointments, and ensuring your household remains healthy, you might be playing the role of chief household officer – the individual who ensures the family’s well-being and progress. Approximate...
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The Youth Summer Arts Platform (YSAP), the Cultural Development Foundation's premier initiative, concluded this week after an engaging five-week program. Over 150 participants from the island's north and south immersed themselves in a variety of disc...
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“Due to the unwavering support from our community, we are excited to announce that we will officially inaugurate our (virtual) institution on September 2, achieving accredited status, in accordance with our commitments,” stated Marcus Burgess, Interi...
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The Senate of Saint Lucia enthusiastically approved the CARICOM Arrest Warrant Treaty Bill on August 21, with a unanimous vote echoing “Ayes.” This significant legislation, now poised to take effect, enacts the treaty that Saint Lucia ratified in 201...
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The Foundation for Better Business, in collaboration with Vistage International, invites applications for NexusAdvantage, a transformative leadership development initiative tailored for promising small business owners. Set to begin in January 2026 at...
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Engaging in discussions about political history is a beloved activity that transcends cultural and geographical divides. In the United States, engaging in spirited debates is a favorite pastime in barbershops, basements, and bars, where individuals o...
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Competition persisted for Fayth Jeffrey and Tristan Dorville at the World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships held at Romania's Otopeni Olympic Aquatics Complex on Thursday and Friday. Dorville contested the men's 50m freestyle and butterfly event...
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William F. Tate IV, who has recently taken the helm as president of Rutgers University after his tenure as president of Louisiana State University, is assembling a formidable executive leadership team. In a strategic move, he has enlisted the experti...
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While conducting interviews for new educators last spring, an intriguing trend surfaced. Candidates from varying backgrounds responded similarly to the question, “Why pursue a career in teaching?” Their answers converged around a common theme: they v...
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Despite advancements in medical technology enabling longer lives for those with cardiovascular ailments, the risk factors contributing to these diseases persistently rise.Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the U.S., influenced by su...
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"This facility is set to create an exceptional environment that fosters interdisciplinary cooperation among six undergraduate programs, three master’s programs, and a single Ph.D. program," stated Dr. Lin Li, the dean of the Tennessee State Universit...
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This article was originally shared on WFYI. By FARRAH ANDERSON A chorus of “Sellouts!” and pronounced boos filled the City-County Building on Wednesday as Indianapolis development officials cast an 8-1 vote to progress Google’s ambitious data c...
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Sixty years ago, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was enacted, marking a pivotal triumph achieved through the unwavering determination of Black Americans who fought against second-class citizenship. They courageously faced violent opposition—dogs, baton...