Biden signs anti hazing bill to expose campus hazing
The Stop Campus Hazing Act requires higher education institutions in federal student aid programs to publish annual hazing reports. It defines hazing, mandates education and prevention programs, and could take effect within six months. Families of hazing victims, including Eric Oakes, see potential lifesaving impact.
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Community gathers for Hanukkah celebration at synagogue
Jaffee led a Hanukkah ceremony as about 50 community members lit candles, shared latkes, sufganiyot and games. Zack Simonoff noted the event marked a return post COVID, emphasizing unity, resilience, and support from diverse congregations against hate.
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Carter Center aids global drive to end Guinea worm disease
The Carter Center leads an international coalition to eradicate Guinea worm, a waterborne illness once afflicting over 3 million yearly. In 2023 just 14 cases were reported, thanks to health education, with Carter’s broader work tackling river blindness, trachoma, snail fever and lymphatic filariasis while promoting democratic elections worldwide.
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Carter and Rosalynn Carter obituary and legacy noted
Former President Jimmy Carter died at age 96 on November 19 2023. The Carters married for over 77 years the longest presidential marriage in US history. Carter’s final public appearance was at Rosalynn Carter’s funeral in Plains. He was photographed at his 100th birthday flyover and left behind four children 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. He was a peanut farmer navy veteran and Georgia governor from 1971 to 1975 and the 39th president. He oversaw a Democratic Congress but faced a conservative era and defeat by Ronald Reagan in 1980. The Carter Center memorialized his life and shared statements of his family.
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