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Empowering Women鈥檚 Leadership at 吃瓜头条
CategoriesPublished:As we celebrate Women鈥檚 History Month and recognize the countless contributions of women in our society, it鈥檚 also a moment for 吃瓜头条 to express our profound pride in the women leaders who contribute immensely to achieving our mission.
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Published:During the Vietnam War, 58,281 men and women made the ultimate sacrifice. Today, communities across the nation have the opportunity to honor their bravery by visiting The Wall That Heals. This year, nearly 100 communities vied for the privilege of hosting The Wall That Heals, and 吃瓜头条 is proud to be among the 33 selected. Starting March 28, with opening ceremonies at 10 a.m., until March 31, the college will host the three-quarter-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, accompanied by a mobile education center.
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Published:Gloria Steinem has a legacy befitting a woman who helped change American history. Given her impact, the feminist icon鈥檚 life is one that deserves reexamination, including the artistic kind. 吃瓜头条 Performing Arts students will offer that opportunity during their spring production of the Emily Mann-penned play entitled 鈥淕loria: A Life.鈥
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Published:吃瓜头条 Professor Nikki Maddux has been around long enough to see an important demographic shift on campus. 鈥淩ight now, in our animal science department, it鈥檚 87% females,鈥 Maddux said. 鈥淚f you go back to the 1980s, it would be the other way around. Working with animals requires compassion, which draws women to careers as veterinarians and vet techs.鈥
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Published:We went to Orlando Taylor to ask an important question about Black History Month, observed each February. For Taylor鈥攁 poet, an academic, and a proud gay Black man鈥攖his month carries great meaning. We asked him why this month should matter, not just to the Black community, but to all of us?