UoM students occupying Sam Alex building say security have been ‘hostile and threatening’
But they say: ‘We won’t leave until our demands are met’
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Students occupying the University of Manchester’s Samuel Alexander building say security have been “hostile” towards them, but say: “We won’t leave until our demands are met”.
Yesterday evening, a group of students protesting the university’s treatment of students and staff, moved in and began occupying the historic Samuel Alexander building.
It follows last November’s successful occupation of Owens Park Tower which won a 30 per cent rent rebate for semester one, for all students living in halls.
Radio Host Creates Broadcast Camp and Book for Young Adults
Sam Alex
When COVID-19 caused camps to close this past summer, nationally syndicated radio show host Sam Alex knew he had to set up his own virtual camp.
“I was just so heartbroken because I loved being a camper and a counselor when I was young,” Alex said, in a phone interview with the Journal. “I can’t imagine where I’d be in the world and achieve what I have without it.”
So Alex set up Camp Broadcast, where young adults of all ages – from middle schoolers to college students – could tune in and learn radio hosting and reporting skills, find out how to get started in the industry and even interview celebrities like former football quarterback Donovan McNabb and Nickelodeon actress Siena Nicole Agudong.
financial news program on the money now maria bartiromo. here s a look at what is making news as we head in to a new week on the money. another day and another record. the market soared to fresh all-time highs with the dow and s&p reaching unchartered territory again. we have closer to dow 15,000 than ever. the dow and s&p rode a four day winning streak and stocks had hit new highs the nasdaq hit a fresh 12-year high probably due to an up beat report on jobless claims and money flew in to stock funds from cash. the market s winning streak was broken on friday. the federal reserve released minutes from the last open market committee meeting this week and by mistake they were e-mailed a day early to more than 100 people. so far, looks like there is no evidence of illegal trading as a result. though the sec is investigating. the minutes themselves, well it did open a new detait batum on whether or not the federal reserve will start to taper down the $85 billion worth of bond
[applause] back in july 192685 years ago this month this country was celebrating the sesquicentennial become a 150th national birthday. here in texas i imagine it was quite a big deal but in fort worth, adjusts airways from year festivities are overshadowed by a brewing local battle that involved political religious business and civic leaders part of a catalyst was a preacher the issues were public and personal and the citizens found themselves polarized. they talk about conspiracy and troublemakers. july 17, it came to a head when a successful businessman pretty well connected to the movers and shakers went to pay a visit on a local pastor but this was not just any pastor. far from a typical man of the coffee was multifaceted ruling over and the religious empire. more than a preacher he presided over the largest protestant congregation in america, the first megachurch. a radio broadcasting pioneer and he was viewed by many as the emerging leader of a movement called fundam