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Washington: US colleges hoping for a return to normalcy next fall are weighing how far they should go in urging students to get the COVID-19 vaccine, including whether they should — or legally can — require it. Universities including Rutgers, Brown, Cornell and Northeastern recently told students they must get vaccinated before returning to campus next fall. They hope to achieve herd immunity on campus, which they say would allow them to loosen spacing restrictions in classrooms and dorms. But some colleges are leaving the decision to students, and others believe they can't legally require vaccinations. At Virginia Tech, officials determined that they can't because the US Food and Drug Administration has only allowed the emergency use of the vaccines and hasn't given them its full approval. The question looms large as more colleges plan to shift back from remote to in-person instruction. Many schools have launched vaccination blitzes to get students immunized before they … [Read more...] about United States’ universities divided over COVID-19 vaccination requirement for students

Photo: benedek/Getty Images/iStockphoto A month ago, the University of Kentucky emailed 500,000 high-school seniors acceptance letters, only to quickly dash their dreams of being a Wildcat. As explained in a follow-up email, the vast majority of the messages were sent in error. The students received an email on March 15 that read, “We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted into the selective Clinical and Management program in the University of Kentucky College of Health Sciences for the Fall 2021,” reported LEX 18 , Lexington’s local NBC affiliate. The acceptance was for the school’s Clinical Leadership and Management program, which reportedly accepts 35 to 40 new students every year. Within 24 hours, the students had an apology email from the university that cited a “technical issue” as the cause of the mix-up. “Only a handful of those on the prospect list had been admitted to UK. The vast majority had not, nor had the vast majority of these students … [Read more...] about Sorry, You Actually Haven’t Been Accepted to the University of Kentucky

Kindly Share This Story: Kayode Fasua, Director General, Nigeria College of Accountancy, a training arm of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria, in this interview with Rotimi Ojomoyela, explains the age old rivalry with its sister organization, ICAN, exonerated Accountants from the pervasive corruption in Nigeria… Excerpts What do you do? As the Director General of the college, I administer the affairs of the college. The college is a training ground of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN). ANAN is one of the two statutorily recognised professional accountancy of Nigeria and ANAN is also a member of the international Federation of Accountants. ANAN is the only professional accountancy organization in the world that has a college that trains its candidates for the examination of the association. The way the college operates is that; anyone that want to be a member of ANAN must first and foremost be admitted into the … [Read more...] about ANAN is unique, doesn’t operate like ICAN – Fasua, DG, College of Accountancy

Joe Biden's recent gift of $235 million in aid to the Palestinians violates the spirit of the Taylor Force Act and betrays the memory of Taylor Force himself. Any ephemeral policy success Biden achieved with the move comes at the expense of whatever is left of his integrity. Taylor Force was a West Point graduate, U.S. Army veteran and graduate student at Vanderbilt University. He was 28 years old when he was murdered in Israel by a Palestinian terrorist named Bashar Masalha on March 8, 2016. Masalha wounded 10 others in his attack before being killed by Israeli police. His family immediately attained celebrity status among many Palestinians and his "martyrdom" was applauded by major Palestinian groups: Fatah, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Two years later, the Taylor Force Act was signed into law, ending all future aid to the Palestinian Authority (PA) unless and until the practice of rewarding terrorists and their families through the Martyrs Fund is ended. In 2017, this … [Read more...] about Biden’s Taylor Force Betrayal | Opinion

advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement advertisement The high cost of childcare often keeps women out of the workforce. Unfortunately, that cost—and the overall availability of childcare—has only gotten worse during the pandemic. According to the Labor Department, over 2.5 million women left the workforce at the start of the pandemic. While many of those women have since returned to work, nearly a million have left their careers because they don’t have childcare options. In September 2020, 865,000 women left the work force, according to the Center for American Progress. That’s more than four times the number of men who left the labor force. The responsibly for childcare almost always falls to women. Of the adults who currently aren’t working because of caregiving obligations, 80% are women. Even in pre-pandemic times, day care for children under five costs more than college tuition in most states in America. … [Read more...] about Why universal childcare is the crucial infrastructure the economy needs