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People keep finding late loved ones on Google Maps

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-19 14:00:00 {widget1} Google Maps has been offering Street View for years, stitching together panoramic camera images to create a digital facsimile of real-world physical spaces that you can explore online. Some people find that if they scroll through the platform

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Return to Work Delayed by Doctors Ignoring Treatment Guidelines for Back Pain: Study

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 14:02:51 {widget1} Medical guidelines help doctors understand the best way to treat health problems, but many doctors don't follow them, and this is especially a problem for patients with back pain, according to scientists at University of Utah Health and

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Banning Spectators Is ‘Least Risky’ Option for Tokyo 2020 Games: Medical Experts

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 14:22:19 {widget1} TOKYO — Japanese medical experts said on Friday banning spectators from the Olympics was the least risky option for holding the Games, even as they appeared to have resigned themselves to the possibility of fans at venues during the COVID-19

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Alabama A&M’s Retiring President Dr. Andrew Hugine Reflects On His Career

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 17:26:53 {widget1} June 18, 2021 | : by Autumn A. Arnett dr. Andrew Hugine, president of Alabama A&M University, says he's always wanted to work in education. His mother was a teacher and as a student at South Carolina State University he studied

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College Recruitment Scandal: Lessons Learned

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 19:27:28 {widget1} The 2019 University Admissions Scandal Opened a Pandora's Box college recruitment. For the first time in contemporary history, the world witnessed the tip of the iceberg as to how a "silent class war" shapes the recruitment of

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New Mexico Public Defender Agency Settles Gender Pay-Gap Suit

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 14:30:57 {widget1} Several female lawyers and investigators at the public defender's state law offices are getting pay increases to resolve a lawsuit alleging unfair compensation compared to better-paid male colleagues. According to settlement documents

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Q&A With Gail Dent, the NCAA’s Associate Director of Communications

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 19:31:06 {widget1} June 18, 2021 | : What are your responsibilities as an associate director of communications-external engagement with the NCAA? I regularly work on communication initiatives with the NCAA's Inclusion Education and Community Engagement Office,

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Grim California Wildfire Outlook Has Insurers Forking Over Big Bucks for Modeling

ByadminJune 19, 2021

2021-06-18 21:24:30 {widget1} Severe drought and scorching temperatures aren't the only evidence Californians should worry about wildfires this year. One glaring evidence that there is ample cause for concern is this: Those who will be blamed for paying for losses from

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Ship Carrying Chemicals Sinks Near Sri Lanka Capital, Prompting Pollution Fears

ByadminJune 18, 2021

2021-06-18 20:11:39 {widget1} COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — A container ship carrying chemicals sank nearly a month after the fire in Sri Lanka's capital on Thursday, raising concerns about a potential environmental disaster. The ship's operator said the wreck of the

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Aon-WTW Merger Would Help Boost Industry’s Innovation. Aon CEO Makes the Case.

ByadminJune 18, 2021

2021-06-18 15:10:32 {widget1} The improved ability to innovate is a key driver for Aon's proposed acquisition of Aon and Willis Towers Watson. It's a message that Aon CEO Greg Case has been emphasizing since the $30 billion deal was announced in March 2020. For the

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Return to Work Delayed by Doctors Ignoring Treatment Guidelines for Back Pain: Study

Banning Spectators Is ‘Least Risky’ Option for Tokyo 2020 Games: Medical Experts

Alabama A&M’s Retiring President Dr. Andrew Hugine Reflects On His Career

People keep finding late loved ones on Google Maps

Return to Work Delayed by Doctors Ignoring Treatment Guidelines for Back Pain: Study

Banning Spectators Is ‘Least Risky’ Option for Tokyo 2020 Games: Medical Experts

Alabama A&M’s Retiring President Dr. Andrew Hugine Reflects On His Career

College Recruitment Scandal: Lessons Learned

New Mexico Public Defender Agency Settles Gender Pay-Gap Suit

Q&A With Gail Dent, the NCAA’s Associate Director of Communications

Grim California Wildfire Outlook Has Insurers Forking Over Big Bucks for Modeling

Ship Carrying Chemicals Sinks Near Sri Lanka Capital, Prompting Pollution Fears

Aon-WTW Merger Would Help Boost Industry’s Innovation. Aon CEO Makes the Case.