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Fermanagh teen, 18, was carrying knife to feel safe , court hears

Fermanagh teen, 18, was carrying knife to feel safe , court hears
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Fermanagh man thought he was covered to drive partner s car

Man thought he was covered to drive partnerâs car A 23-YEAR-OLD man who mistakenly thought he was insured to drive the car he was in when stopped by police has been given a fine and penalty points. Curtis Timlin, with an address of Rosscolban Meadows, Kesh, was convicted of having no insurance and failing to provide his driving licence in relation to an incident on January 30. At around 5.10pm, police observed a Peugeot on the Cornagrade Road, Enniskillen being driven by the defendant. Checks showed there was no insurance in place. When he was pulled over, Timlin told officers he had an insurance policy which covered him through a third-party extension.

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S C House Adds African American Documents to College Course

AP South Carolina Rep. Tim McGinnis, R-Myrtle Beach, right, discusses a bill requiring high schools and colleges to provide more lessons on the U.S. Constitution with Rep. Wendy Brawley, D-Hopkins, left, on Wednesday, April 14, 2021, in Columbia, S.C. House members agreed to take more time before continuing to debate the proposal. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Collins) The South Carolina House approved a bill Thursday that would revise a required college course on America s founding that hasn t been changed since 1924. The bill passed 91-12 on Thursday after Republicans agreed to a Democratic amendment that the class include “one or more documents that are foundational to the African American Freedom struggle.”

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SC House adds African American documents to college course

SC House adds African American documents to college course JEFFREY COLLINS, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5State Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter, D-Orangeburg, left, listens as Rep. Garry Smith, R-Simpsonville, right, talks about a bill that would require a semester course on America s founding for college students on Thursday, April 15, 2021, in Columbia, S.C. The bill passed 91-12.Jeffrey Collins/APShow MoreShow Less 2of5State Reps. John King, D-Rock Hill, left, and Annie McDaniel, D-Winnsboro, confer during a debate about a bill that would require a semester course on America s founding for college students on Thursday, April 15, 2021, in Columbia, S.C. The bill passed 91-12.Jeffrey Collins/APShow MoreShow Less

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Graduate student receives American Heart Association Fellowship | WSU Insider

April 7, 2021 Ph.D. graduate student Garry Smith Proteins are known as the building blocks of life, and for Ph.D. graduate student Garry Smith, the study of proteins is a foundation for the beginning of a career. Smith has recently won a graduate fellowship from the American Heart Association to continue his research on filament-like proteins in heart muscle cells that are critical to the heart’s function. The fellowship, which includes two years of financial support, provides mentored research training for promising graduate students to encourage careers in cardiovascular and stroke research. Originally from Shelton, Washington, Smith came to WSU to study engineering after receiving support through a Regents Scholarship. As the first in his family to pursue a college education, adjusting to the culture of college was challenging, but throughout his undergraduate years, he thrived in his classes, eventually settling on bioengineering as his major. He enjoyed his work tutoring s

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