Why now? Talking to newly vaccinated Hoosiers
Health officials say while fewer people are showing up to clinics, they ll keep holding them to make sure everyone who wants a shot gets one. Author: Allen Carter Updated: 6:03 PM EDT June 28, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS There was another set of pop-up COVID vaccine clinics held Monday in Marion County, including two at Harry & Izzy s restaurants on the north side and downtown.
They were open to everyone, but most who showed up were workers.
They said they weren t necessarily avoiding the vaccine but did it today because the clinic came to them. I ve just been lazy and it s just super helpful that my job got the vaccine in here for all the employees, said Jimmy Tran.
Kids’ Coding Franchise Lands in Preston Hollow
Code Ninjas’ innovative approach teaches children coding through fun activities like video games, robotics, and drones.
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Mariah Terry
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May 4, 2021
9:00 am
Founded in 2016, the educational gaming franchise Code Ninjas sets the stage for revitalizing STEM education by teaching children computer coding and problem-solving skills as they learn to build their own video games. And Preston Hollow has become its newest home.
“Code Ninjas provides kids with the opportunity to learn how to code and build video games while learning life skills and having fun,” said Dallas franchisor Jimmy Tran.
PUBLISHED: 04/22/2021
By: Thao-Vy Duong
Coined in 1968 by Yuji Ichioka and Emma Gee, the term “Asian American” is a marker of collectivism. Its inception is inseparable from the founding of the Asian American Political Alliance, which aimed to unite Asian American voices. Prior to the invention of this phrase, Asian Americans were simply identified by their ethnic subgroup or broadly by obtuse and racist terms. The organization of various subgroups under the banner of “Asian American” worked to centralize and amplify Asian American activist power. Now in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing targeted bigotry, this sense of collectivism is crucial.
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By: Thao-Vy Duong
Coined in 1968 by Yuji Ichioka and Emma Gee, the term “Asian American” is a marker of collectivism. Its inception is inseparable from the founding of the Asian American Political Alliance, which aimed to unite Asian American voices. Prior to the invention of this phrase, Asian Americans were simply identified by their ethnic subgroup or broadly by obtuse and racist terms. The organization of various subgroups under the banner of “Asian American” worked to centralize and amplify Asian American activist power. Now in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing targeted bigotry, this sense of collectivism is crucial.
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