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Monica Arienzo, Ph D , Receives DRI s First National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Monica Arienzo, Ph.D., Receives DRI s First National Science Foundation CAREER Award 05/03/2021 | 11:37am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields Reno, Nev., May 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The Desert Research Institute (DRI) is pleased to announce that Monica Arienzo, Ph.D., has been awarded a CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) – the first such award received by a DRI scientist in the Institute’s 62-year history. The Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program is one of the NSF’s most prestigious awards and recognizes early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as role models in research and education, and to lead advances in the mission of their organization. The CAREER Award will provide Arienzo with a grant for $550,787 to forward her research into microplastics, tiny (less than 5mm in length) particles of plastic that pollute the environment.

College and university commencements 2021: Pa schools holding in-person, virtual, drive-in ceremonies

College and university commencements 2021: Pa. schools holding in-person, virtual, drive-in ceremonies Updated May 05, 2021; Posted May 03, 2021 Colleges and universities in Pennsylvania are holding in-person, virtual, drive-in and drive through ceremonies for commencement 2021. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)AP Facebook Share Some held them virtually. A year later, colleges and universities have scheduled commencement ceremonies in person, virtually, drive in and drive through. In some cases, in-person events will be held over multiple days or multiple times in one day to reduce the number of people attending. Some schools are either including the class of 2020 or holding separate events for them. Some of the schools have plans to move outdoor ceremonies indoor if it rains. That could limit the number of people who may attend.

Harry Reardon Kulp

Harry Reardon Kulp, 99, of Lancaster, PA, died peacefully at Landis Homes on April 23, 2021. Born in Lancaster on February 16, 1922, he was the son of the late Harry W. Kulp and Dorothy I. Kulp and the husband of the late Jane B. Kulp. He graduated from Manheim Township High School and Franklin & Marshall College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. After college Harry worked at the Lancaster Iron Works (which became the Posey Iron Works) in the cost accounting department. He later worked as the assistant treasurer and sales manager of the special products division at K-D Manufacturing Company in Lancaster, PA, a company that was co-founded by his father. Harry wrote a history of the K-D Manufacturing Company which was published in 2000 in the Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society.

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Doesn t see GOP division [letter] | Letters To The Editor

On March 12, LNP | LancasterOnline published the article “Trump splits GOP voters” on the front page. The source of some of the material came from the polling of 236 Republicans by Franklin & Marshall College. One question asked respondents whether they identified as a Trump Republican or a traditional Republican. About 99 respondents (42%) identified as Trump Republicans and about 90 (38%) identified as traditional Republicans. The remaining respondents were classified as “other.” The next question asked whether these Republicans believed the Trump presidency was good for the country. About 205 of the 236 Republicans (87%) answered yes. Where is the GOP division? I see a group of Republicans who know who they are and what they believe. And in the end, they vote for and support what they believe is best for our country. I see a glass half full.

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