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Upward Bound Receives $2 3 Million Grant

The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded the Upward Bound program at Minnesota State University, Mankato $2.3 million in funding for the five-year grant cycle that will begin Sept. 1.

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Inmates Beat Pedophile 15 Times after Learning of His 45 Sex Crimes against Children

Neon Nettle - Inmates Beat Pedophile 15 Times after Learning of His 45 Sex Crimes against Children - Michael George Corey Jr. takes beating after fellow inmates watched his trial on TV

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Paedophile attacked by three prison inmates after they heard about sex crimes trial

Paedophile attacked by three prison inmates after they heard about sex crimes trial
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Pedophile accused of 45 sex crimes was beaten 15 times when he went back to jail after court

Michael George Corey was struck more than 15 times by three inmates after his trial was on the news, the Wichita County, Texas sheriff said. He was later seen in court with a black eye and a bruise.

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UMass Amherst Looks Ahead to Spring, Having Established a Proven Infrastructure to Test for COVID-19 and Protect Public Health

December 10, 2020 When plans for the Fall 2020 Semester were being developed, UMass Amherst created a new Public Health Promotion Center (PHPC) and committed to launching a comprehensive asymptomatic testing program to mitigate COVID-19 within the campus community. What in August was a new endeavor undertaken in unprecedented times is now a highly respected model that has played a key role in protecting public health, having conducted 160,832 COVID-19 tests by semester’s close of classes on Nov. 20. Today, the PHPC stands as the sixth-largest testing center in Massachusetts, and Gov. Charlie Baker has turned to UMass to also launch a major community testing program at the Mullins Center starting Dec. 14. Many challenges remain in the months ahead, but the university has established a proven infrastructure to monitor COVID-19 and help mitigate its spread.

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