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Marilyn Vanina Obituary (1947 - 2021) - Butte, MT - The Montana Standard

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Hammond honors educators in education during Black History Month observance

HAMMONDÂ â African Americans have âprovided significant contributions to every walk of life,â including education, said Councilman Barry Tyler, D-3rd. Mayor Thomas M. McDermott Jr., the Department of Community Development, the Black History Coalition Committee and the Hammond Human Relations Commission hosted a virtual Black History Month celebration Friday at City Hall. The theme was â2021 Leadership in Educationâ and honored black principals and assistant principals. Tyler said the celebration can âshine light on local heroes,â and provide reminders of the prejudices their predecessors faced. âWe see you and we appreciate you,â Tyler said. The honorees were: â¢ Dr. Johnny Goodlow Jr., principal; and Malline Morris, assistant principal, Hammond High School;

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The Biggest Watermelon Anybody Ever Saw By William Saroyan | The Saturday Evening Post

Anybody with a dime in his pocket when everybody else has only a penny or nothing at all is likely to think twice about how to spend it, or what to save it for, or how to behave toward his friends. The man with the dime in his pocket was Hearap Bashmanian, who came slowly to the front lawn of the Korkmazian house at San Benito and M streets where four other boys were sitting and talking about money. Two of them had a penny each, one had two pennies, and one had no coin at all. “What are you guys talking about?” Hap said.

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Ved Mehta—A illustrious writer of the sub-continent

Ved Mehta An illustrious writer of the sub-continent By News Desk| Updated: 16th January 2021 12:23 pm IST Fakir Syed Aijazuddin To Lahoris, Sheranwala is one of the twelve gates that led into the ancient walled city. To New Yorkers, it was the portal through which they were admitted into the mind of the gifted writer Ved Mehta. Ved was born in Lahore in March 1934. He died in New York on 9 January 2021. In his benighted youth, Ved attended the then Emerson School of the Blind located near Sheranwala Gate. The scars from the callousness of insensitive teachers had healed by the time he migrated to India in 1947. The lesions on his psyche remained.

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A forgotten son - Newspaper

The writer is an author. TO Lahoris, Sheranwala is one of the 12 gates that led into the ancient walled city. To New Yorkers, it was the portal through which they were admitted into the mind of the gifted writer Ved Mehta. Ved was born in Lahore in March 1934. He died in New York on Jan 9, 2021. In his benighted youth, Ved attended the then Emerson School of the Blind located near Sheranwala Gate. The scars from the callousness of insensitive teachers had healed by the time he migrated to India in 1947. The lesions on his psyche remained. Determined to do more with his life than threading cane chairs or playing a musical instrument, he moved to the United States at the age of 15. There, at Arkansas School for the Blind, in Little Rock, he learned to compensate for the loss of one of his senses by refining the other four.

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