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Mischeevious instead of mischievous - Telegraph readers on irritating mispronunciations
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(Office of the Governor State of Alabama/Handout via Reuters)
Lawmakers in the Alabama state senate have unanimously approved the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, a popular piece of pro-life legislation that requires doctors to provide appropriate medical care to newborn infants who survive an abortion procedure.
In the May 17 vote, the bill received not only unanimous support but also the votes of several Democratic state senators. According to an
Alabama Daily News reporter, one such lawmaker, Democrat Linda Coleman, described the born-alive bill as an effort to protect newborn babies, saying it is not an abortion bill but rather a right-to-life bill.
BBC News
By Ollie Pritchard-Jones
image captionLinda Coleman and her daughter Amy watched over Wally the whole time he was in Tenby
Wales has said goodbye to Wally the walrus, but as he goes words of advice have been sent to his new Cornish home.
The Arctic Walrus has been spotted near Padstow, after the tusked-tourist spent weeks sunbathing in Pembrokeshire.
Animal lovers in Tenby had pleaded with people to stop getting dangerously close to Wally to pose for selfies.
But Wally s presence spent also paid dividends for local businesses, who have created a range of memorabilia to remember the marine mammal s visit.
ULM’S TRIO Programs honors students in R.A.M.S. mentoring program
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Published May 10, 2021
The University of Louisiana Monroe is home to the federally funded TRIO Programs, which focuses on assisting first-generation and income-eligible students earn a college degree.
An essential facet of TRIO’s Educational Talent Search is the Outreach Program and its mentoring program, Rising Above Mediocrity for Success, or R.A.M.S., for students at Richwood, Wossman, and Carroll high schools.
R.A.M.S. is directed by Joe Riser, TRIO Outreach Coordinator, with Tommie Nelson, TRIO Retention/Outreach Coordinator, and Brenda Grover, a robotics teacher at Richwood.
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