Presidentsâ Day is actually Washingtonâs birthday, recognized by an Act of Congress for government offices in Washington, D.C., in 1879, and for all federal offices in 1885.
In 1971, the Uniform Monday Holiday Act to create more three day weekends moved the observance of Washingtonâs birthday to the third Monday in February.
As Abraham Lincoln was also born in February, so many States include him in the observance, and still other States include all the Presidents.
George Washington was born FEBRUARY 22, 1732.
He was:
â unanimously chosen as President of the Constitutional Convention;
â unanimously chosen as the first U.S. President;
â unanimously re-elected to a second term.
Play in a New Way at the 2021 Belfast Children s Festival
Expect a packed programme of dance, theatre, visual art, music, comedy and much much more!
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Eibhlin deBarra, Director of Young at Art pictured with Maeve McGreevy and Michael McEvoy, Maiden Voyage Dance at the launch of Belfast Children s Festival 2021
With contemporary dance based on the theme of hope, a ‘part Lord of the Flies, part Animal Farm’ theatre performance set in a post pandemic future, and an exhibition that explores the magic of everyday items found in the home, the line-up for Belfast Children’s Festival 2021 feels very much like art imitating life.
USM students help local church choir during COVID-19 pandemic In an effort to keep songs going during service on Sunday, the church looked to the voices of four of its student members: Danielle Watson, Matthew Aiken, OâNeil Jones and Hanif Lawrence. (Source: University of Southern Mississippi) By Renaldo Hopkins | February 7, 2021 at 4:11 PM CST - Updated February 7 at 9:46 PM
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - A group of students from the University of Southern Mississippi is helping a local church continue its tradition of singing songs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many senior adults in church choirs around the country stopped their participation as the pandemic started to become serious - such was the case with Trinity Episcopal Churchâs choir.
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Thursday, 28 January 2021: A study has found that adolescents who frequently use cannabis may experience a decline in Intelligence Quotient (IQ) over time. The findings of the research provide further insight into the harmful neurological and cognitive effects of frequent cannabis use on young people.
The paper, led by researchers at RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, is published in
Psychological Medicine.
The results revealed that there were declines of approximately 2 IQ points over time in those who use cannabis frequently compared to those who didn t use cannabis. Further analysis suggested that this decline in IQ points was primarily related to reduction in verbal IQ.
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