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Feb 3, 2021
Valentine s Day is going to the DOGS this year, according to a new report out from ROVER.COM!
Rover.com, the world’s largest network of five-star pet sitters and dog walkers, released its “Decoding Your Dog’s Love Language” report today, which explores the different ways dogs express affection to their human family members. In time for Valentine’s Day, the report reveals how pet parents plan to spoil their beloved dogs after a year in which they proved their importance to human health and happiness throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vermont Business Magazine A coalition of University of Vermont students and faculty will hold an all-day, online “teach-in” to spotlight the value of threatened teachers and fields of study and reveal the truth about the artificial “structural deficit” in the College of Arts and Sciences: Wednesday, February 3, from 9 am to 5 pm, via YouTube Livestream on the UVM United Against the Cuts channel.
The teach-in, with live captioning, can be viewed through this link: https://youtu.be/VSjVQKL-TKI
The event comes just one day before university trustees meet to begin discussing a proposal to close down the departments of Classics, Religion, and Geology and eliminate more than 25 majors, minors, and programs in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Alisa Rhodes â11 Takes Job as English Language Assistant in Galicia, Spain
Alisa Rhodes only just graduated from the University of Maine with a bachelorâs degree in English and Romance Languages, but she already has found a way to put her education to good use.
She has taken a job as an English language assistant in a public school in the town of La Cañiza in Galicia, Spain.
âIâll be helping the English teacher as he or she instructs 6-16 year-old students about U.S. culture as well as about English vocabulary and grammar,â says Rhodes, who spent two semesters in Spain during her junior year and fell in love with the country. Thrilled at the prospect of living there for another year or two, she says her new job comes at the perfect time.