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“One of the trustees stated that my answer was ambiguous,” Walker wrote in the statement. “I agreed and stated there is much ambiguity in this area in our culture right now.”
Things Walker said he was not asked about include “my tenure packet, my profession (social work) or anything else related to the service to my university.” Letters from his tenure packet that he submitted as part of his HLC complaint show that the faculty vote in favor of his tenure was unanimous (23 in favor, zero against, three abstentions), and that he was highly recommended for tenure by his dean and department chair based on his strong record of teaching, scholarship and service to his university, community and church.
Railtown Capital Corp. to Combine with Sparx Technology Inc., an Industry Leader in Interactive Media Technology
Railtown or the
Company ) is pleased to announce that it has signed a non-binding letter of intent dated February 19, 2021 (the
LOI
) with Sparx Technology Inc. (
Sparx ), an arm s length private company incorporated under the laws of Canada, to effect a transaction that will result in a reverse takeover of Railtown by Sparx (the
Transaction ). Trading in the common shares of the Company (the
Common Shares ) has been halted in accordance with the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange (the
TSXV ) and will remain halted until such time as all required documentation has been filed with and accepted by the TSXV.
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The Moriarty Tribunal is finally set to wind up early next year with a final cost of over €65 million
The Tribunal published its final report in 2011, but still has not wound down. By Sean Murray Sunday 27 Dec 2020, 12:05 AM Dec 27th 2020, 12:05 AM 34,462 Views 54 Comments
Businessman Denis O Brien leaves the Moriarty Tribunal in Dublin Castle in June 2007
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THE MORIARTY TRIBUNAL is set to finally conclude early next year after costing the taxpayer at least €65.5 million.
The tribunal which looked into the financial affairs of, among others, Charles Haughey and Michael Lowry, has continued to cost the State money, even after the publication of the final report in 2011.