Area Students Earn Spring 2018 Dean’s List Honors
Haylie Glass of New Wilmington, Zachary Kish and others named to dean’s lists at Bethany College West Virginia University, Chatham University Pittsburgh, and Slipery Rock University. Recipients must maintain minimum GPAs. awards include a Bethany Presidential Scholarship for Craig Sauers of New Castle.
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Haylie Glass
New Wilmington
Bethany College
West Virginia
Lawrence County
Chatham University
Pittsburgh
Jordan Annarumo
Ellwood
Elor
Slippery Rock University
Steve
Shelley Kish
Craig Sauers
New Castle
Sauers
Warner Bros crackdown harms Potter fan festivals nationwide
Philadelphia reports Warner Bros moves to halt unauthorized Potter themed events straining local gatherings. Chestnut Hill and Ithaca festivals received cease and desist notices prohibiting name use and magical activities. Organizers aim to adapt, maintaining magic while facing reduced activities.
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Philadelphia
Warner Bros
Voldemort
Jo Tucker
Chestnut Hill College
Philip Dawson
Chestnut Hill
Aurora
Illinois
Ithaca
New York
JK. Rowling
Rebooting Poor People's Campaign 50 Years On
The AP reports thousands of anti poverty activists revive the 1968 Poor People Campaign led by Rev William Barber and Rev Liz Theoharis in 40 states. They plan 40 days of civil disobedience and teach ins to force action on poverty, aiming for a broad, long term movement beyond Washington with renewed focus on 13 percent poverty rate.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington, D.C
Memphis
Resurrection City
Washington National Mall
U.S
Barber
Theoharis
Washington
William J. Barber II
Liz Theoharis
Tenn
Kate Spade Funeral Planned for Kansas City
Kate Spade will be mourned in Kansas City with a 3 p.m. Thursday service at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Redemptorist Church, the same church where her grandparents wed. The fashion designer, 55, was found dead at her New York City home on June 5, leaving a teenage daughter and husband.
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Kansas City
Kate Spade
The
New York City
Spade
Mademoiselle Magazine
Andy Spade
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
New York
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Redemptorist Church
Gaming disorder debated by psychiatrists and WHO
The American Psychiatric Association has not yet classified gaming as a mental disorder while exploring its compulsive use. Experts say therapy can help and some medicines may aid treatment, with WHO estimates suggesting 2 to 3 percent of gamers could be affected.
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American Psychiatric Association
Association
Asia
Mark Griffiths
Griffiths
Nottingham Trent University
WHO
Saxena
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