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Applications Now Being Accepted For Brule Scholarship At FinnU

Finlandia University is now accepting applications for the Dave and Elsa Brule Scholarship. This competitive scholarship is for students interested in studying art and design in the university’s International School of Art & Design. The scholarship recipients will be selected based on a portfolio competition. Applicants will need to be …

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Gas Cards Available For Cancer Patients

HANCOCK, Mich., Jan. 30, 2017 – The Keller Family Community Foundation (KFCF) out of Richmond, Minnesota, has renewed a $2,000 grant to the Portage Health Foundation (PHF), which PHF will match, for the purchase of gas-only gift cards for the continuation of a medical transportation program at UP Health System …

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Stabenow Talks Immigration Ban & Supreme Court Nomination

Much of the talk around the nation concerns the executive order restricting immigration from seven countries. How does Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow feel about it? STABENOW — 1 The president has stated that his soon-to-be announced choice to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court will please conservative Christians. Stabenow …

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DeVos Confirmation Vote Expected Today

The U.S. Senate will vote whether or not to confirm Betsy DeVos as Education Secretary today. Michigan Charter School Association president Dan Quisenberry calls DeVos , of Grand Rapids, an inspired choice, despite critics who say she lacks experience and is too focused on charter schools. DEVOS3-A-QUISENBERRY(T-MNN_ Quisenberry expects that …

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Comparing Travel Bans Of Obama & Trump

Does the President’s executive order temporarily banning travel for citizens from seven Muslim majority countries mirror the Obama administration’s pause of Iraqi refugee requests in 2011? TRUMP REAX2-A-WHITE That’s Dr. Jonathon White, a terrorism expert and executive director of the Homeland Defense Initiative at Grand Valley State University. TRUMP REAX1-A-WHITE …

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