The College of Southern Maryland (CSM) celebrated 92 graduates who became certified as Clinical Medical Assistants, Certified Medical Administrative Assistants, Certified Nursing and Geriatric Nursing Assistants, Dental Assistants, Phlebotomy Technicians, Certified Nutrition Coaches, and Personal Trainers during an Allied Health Career Recognition Ceremony Feb. 3. The recognition acknowledged the students who completed their programs in summer and fall of 2021.
Alan Jennings focuses on what society will do if we won't accept facts through conversations with The Morning Call Editor-in-Chief Mike Miorelli, WDIY Economic Pulse Host Dr. Kamran Afshar and Lehigh University Professor of Neuroscience Dr. Jennifer Swann.
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Six months ago, after Minneapolis police killed George Floyd, the city moved to defund the department. That was the headline in June, but the story in the months since has been more complicated. Debates over what
defundmeans, a cop slowdown, conflict over who does the job of police in the meantime, packed city budget meetings all are part of a power struggle that, far from a failure, is an indication of what it really looks like to take on the work of reimagining the budget as a moral document, a statement about whose life is valued. 2020 is not the year we fully defunded the police, but the undoubtedly imperfect process of inventing a world without police has begun.