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Remarks of then-President Barack Obama at Arlington, Memorial Day, 2016
An airman assists in placing over 265,000 U.S. flags at every gravesite, columbarium court column and niche wall column as part of Flags-In at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, May 27, 2021. Photo courtesy of Arlington National Cemetery.
Secretary Carter, General Dunford, Mr. Hallinan, Major General Becker, members of our Armed Forces, veterans, and most of all, our Gold Star families: I’m honored to be with you once again as we pay our respects, as Americans, to those who gave their lives for us all.
Here, at Arlington, the deafening sounds of combat have given way to the silence of these sacred hills. The chaos and confusion of battle has yielded to perfect, precise rows of peace. The Americans who rest here, and their families the best of us, those from whom we asked everything ask of us today only one thing in return: That we remember them.
A university spokesperson says the decision was based on repeated violations at sororities and fraternities. Author: Peggy Lee Updated: 8:08 PM EDT May 13, 2021
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. Students on the campus of Bloomsburg University were packing their belongings as the semester is over.
But when students return in the fall, there will be a key element missing from the university, its Greek Life.
Bloomsburg says it is terminating its fraternity and sorority life programs.
Freshman Ashley Wheeler believes this will make potential students choose other universities.
“Because I know a lot of people who just wanted to come here to join sororities. So, them doing that, that s really bad, so,” said Wheeler.
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The EE shop in Banbury. Picture: Google Maps A BUNGLING burglar who failed to turn up to his sentencing hearing after a botched raid at a phone shop has been spared jail. A gang of four men were all caught after smashing into an EE phone shop in Banbury. After leaving empty handed they were all later caught in Witney seeming to try their luck at another phone shop. Three men had already been sentenced for burglary and going equipped for burglary. Matthew Best, 31, of Torridge, Tamworth, John Deeney, 36, of Adrians Close, Atherstone, and Ashley Wheeler, 36, of Sorrel, Tamworth were all spared jail at Oxford Crown Court last month.