Day: February 23, 2021

SA primary elections result in record low voter turnout, general elections to be held tomorrow

SA election speeches took place this past Thursday, Feb. 18, with primary elections held immediately after the speeches concluded.  The three primary candidates who ran for SA president — junior accounting major Jhosuet Esten, junior long-term care administration major Amy Dias Nogueira and junior theology major Juan Carlos Grajales  — delivered their speeches announcing their …

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COVID-19, Zoom meetings and technology: Students and faculty respond

Written by: Patrick McGraw According to Yahoo Finance, shares of Zoom Video Communications, Inc., sold for as little as $88.64 apiece at the beginning of February 2020, just one month before the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. As of February 2021, shares are selling for over $400 apiece — an astonishing increase …

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Hulsey installs brand new strength machines and workout equipment

Written by: Aaron Mumu The workout equipment on Hulsey Wellness Center’s fitness floor is being replaced this month. The fitness center is set to receive 20 new strength machines along with two power racks, eight benches and 525 pounds of plates. Already, Hulsey has received 15 new strength machines, eight of them being selectorized machines. …

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The reciting of Pledge of Allegiance added to Collegedale Commission meetings

At the recent Feb. 15 Collegedale commission meeting, commissioners voted to add the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance to the order of business for all city commission meetings.  According to Mayor Katie Lamb, the ordinance will take effect 30 days from Feb. 15, starting in March.  The idea surfaced after Jim and Sherrye Willis, …

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African Olympic Athletes Look to Tokyo Olympics

With the COVID-19 pandemic raging in 2020, the Tokyo Summer Olympics, much like everything else, was delayed. The postponement cost the International Olympic Committee (IOC) over $3 billion.  And, despite the pandemic still raging early into 2021, the IOC remains adamant that they will host the “2020” Summer Olympics this year. Plenty of changes are …

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