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The captain s armband that Cristiano Ronaldo angrily threw to the ground during Portugal s World Cup qualifier in Belgrade last week has been sold to an unidentified bidder for 64,000 euros ($75,000) at a charity auction, Serbian state TV reported on Friday.
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Opening day marked the return of fans to ballparks across the country after they were shut out last season because of the coronavirus pandemic. While there were small crowds for last year s NL Championship Series and World Series in Arlington, Texas, the cathedrals of the sport were mostly empty all summer long.
Justice Film Festival Debuts at Princeton
The Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students (ODUS) has partnered with the Justice Film Festival (JFF) of New York City to offer the Princeton community a number of films that promote social justice and celebrates emerging filmmakers from around the world. In developing this project with ODUS, JFF Founder Andy Peterson shared that “one of our values is to lift up a diverse generation of artists using the medium of film to create positive change in our world. We’re proud to say more than fifty percent of our films this year are created by women, and likewise more than fifty percent are from filmmakers who identify as black, indigenous, and people of color. Now more than ever it’s time for these voices to have a platform to share their perspectives and ideas.”
Rural Nebraska is less likely to get people on board with COVID vaccine
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6 News was in Fort Calhoun Monday hearing directly from those living in smaller communities.
“You might notice my hesitancy,” said Andy Petersen, after being asked if he’d get the vaccine when it’s available to the public. “I think there’s always a hesitation when something’s new.”
Once the Three Rivers Public Health Department is through Phase 1A of the vaccine rollout they’ll move on to those 65 and up; eventually reaching the general public.
While some are still on the fence, others have their minds made up, saying they don’t believe the vaccine is safe.