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A VIRTUAL bike ride to the poppy fields of Flanders is aiming raise donations for veterans in need. Twelve cyclists from Rhyl will each clock up the 432-mile distance to the Belgian-French battlefields during February and March by using stationary exercise bikes and outdoor cycle routes. The fundraiser is being organised by the Rhyl branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL) as the charity for Armed Forces veterans and the Poppy Appeal celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Richard Kendrick, Poppy Appeal organiser for the Rhyl branch, said the virtual bike ride is one of many online fundraisers taking place this year to raise scarce donations amid surge in demand on the charity’s services during the coronavirus pandemic.
January 13, 2021
Ding Xiang Warner, professor of Asian studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, has won a yearlong 2021 fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) to study etched shell casings and other “trench art” made by some of the Chinese laborers who supported the allied armies during World War I.
Mixing archaeology, art history and cultural studies, this project will give insight into the significance of these items to the Chinese themselves as well as within 20th century European culture.
Three years ago, Warner saw a World War I-era photo of two spent shell casings, each engraved with a Chinese poem. It was a “startling” moment of discovery, she said.
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On behalf of the Business Cares food drive committee, I would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to the London community for helping us raise an astonishing 271,000 kilograms of food for the London Food Bank.
This is a 34 per cent increase over last year. We set no goal for our 21st year, not wanting to put any pressure on the community or our committee during the pandemic. We asked for businesses and people to donate, but only if they were able.
The food collected the past month from more than 500 businesses, their employees and the community will satisfy the needs of the food bank and 28 other social agencies and programs throughout the winter.
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