Veterans Day origins and remembrance across nations
This piece traces Veterans Day from Armistice Day origins in 1919 to its modern observance in the United States and Remembrance Day in Britain, Canada, and Australia. It notes the word veteran, unemployment rates for veterans, PTSD among Vietnam veterans, and the Unknown Soldier burial at Arlington on November 11, 1921.
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Great Britain
Canada
Australia
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Veterans Affairs
Gerald Ford
National Cemetery
Arlington
Society of the Honor Guard
America
Roswell High students donate 2500 cans to Assurance Home
Roswell High School government students led by Marcos Franco and assisted by Mr. Montgomery and Mr. Ackerman collected more than 2,500 canned goods for the Assurance Home on East 18th Street. The drive, supported by seniors Nathaniel Marshall Jason Palma Gerardo Morales and Chase Winchester, aims to aid homeless or at risk children supported by the United Way agency.
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Coach Franco
Nathaniel Marshall
Jason Palma
Gerardo Morales
Chase Winchester
Roswell High Government
Assurance Home
East 18Th Street
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Montgomery
Ackerman
Franco
Roswell
United Way
Assurance
Music Appreciation opens a window into composers lives
Michael Apostol, a University of New Mexico freshman, hails Music Appreciation as a revealing course that counters the stereotype of classical music. He celebrates Haydn and Mozart while praising modern works, concerts, and the course’s push beyond auditory comfort zones, ending with hope for the elective’s future.
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Beethoven
Mozart
University of New Mexico Music Department
New Music New Mexico
Holly Park
Danny Clay
New Mexico
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