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Buzz vs. Nico: Tortilla Slaps for Cinco de Mayo
Morning Show contributor Nico Adjemian takes a huge amount of pride in his Hispanic heritage. This confuses a lot of people because Nico has A.) the pastiest complexion of any human and, B.) an Armenian last name.
For Cinco de Mayo we decided to put our Mexican bona fides on display. Here’s how the Tortilla Slap Cinco de Mayo challenge went down. First, the holiday themed trivia portion:
Round Two was the Spanish Translation challenge. We each came up with our favorite Spanish words (based on how funny they sound) and the other person had to translate into English. There was a huge controversy over one of the words that Nico missed. This will be addressed further after the video:
‘Vax Facts’ campaign going door to door in Northampton
Karen Newton, left, a pharmacist at Walgreens, administers a COVID-19 vaccination to Lathrop Retirement Community resident Marney Smith, 88, right after Smith’s husband, Fred Smith, 96, at right, received his shot during a vaccine clinic at the senior living community in Easthampton on Monday, Jan. 18, 2021. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO
Published: 4/26/2021 2:55:50 PM
NORTHAMPTON Volunteers will be going door to door in the city starting this week to distribute information on where residents can go to schedule vaccinations for COVID-19.
The “Vax Facts” campaign, a program of the community group Northampton Neighbors, aims to leave COVID door tags on some 7,500 residences in the city, while also leaving 750 flyers in apartment complexes and subsidized housing units in town, according to Madeline Lenz, the program’s coordinator.
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University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) President
Bruce E. Jarrell, MD, FACS, has concluded a national search with the appointment of the University’s first chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer and vice president (CDEIO/VP). Diane Forbes Berthoud, PhD, will assume the position July 1, reporting directly to the president. As CDEIO/VP, she will steward UMB’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); catalyze the institutional change necessary for deepening and strengthening that commitment; and design and operationalize a transparent accountability frame