Totino's Rise From Poverty to Pizza Empire Charity
MINNEAPOLIS AP Rose Totino, once poor and one orange year on Christmas Eve, built a pizza business into a fortune. She became Pillsbury’s first female corporate vice president after selling Totino’s Finer Foods in 1975 for 22 million dollars in stock. Now donating millions to benevolent causes, she says giving brings more joy than wealth, while recalling her mother’s generosity and a lifelong Catholic faith.
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Brazil’s vestibular limits university access for many
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil the vestibular exam largely decides entry to college and majors. Officials and students note space shortages and uneven schooling. private schools aid passing, while public school graduates often struggle. Experts view the exam as a farce masking inadequate education and scarce university capacity.
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