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New Florida law requires high schoolers to take financial literacy class

New Florida law requires high schoolers to take financial literacy class
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Clarence Thomas Long Battle Against Affirmative Action

FRONTLINE examines U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ stance on affirmative action and what it might mean for two landmark cases before the nation’s highest court.

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St Andrew South Police report reduction in murders, shootings

ST ANDREW, Jamaica – Deputy Superintendent of Police Operations at the St Andrew South Division, Coleridge Minto, is reporting that there has been a reduction in murders and shootings in the division..

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Ending Affirmative Action Will Be an Earthquake for Colleges, Companies

The Supreme Court s likely ban on race as a consideration in college admissions is also expected to impact hiring, government contracts, financial aid—and more.

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Updated vaccination rates and student retention initiatives shared with UofL s Faculty Senate

UofL's Faculty Senate met using a hybrid format on Oct. 6, and senators received updated vaccination rates, information on student retention, record-breaking figures in research and innovation funding and the Faculty Grievance Officer's annual report. Executive Vice President and University Provost Lori Gonzalez provided senators with updated COVID-19 vaccination rates for the university community. As of Oct. 5, 2021, students reported the highest rate of vaccination at 86.1%, followed by 82.7% for staff and 82.1% for faculty at UofL. During the month of October, vaccinated students have the option to enter a drawing for a variety of prizes including priority registration, a blue parking pass, a year of free coffee from the campus Starbucks or a semester of undergraduate tuition. Gonzalez also addressed enrollment figures. Gonzalez encouraged senators and their constituents to aide in the retention effort by submitting progress reports to identify students in need of academic

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