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Under the cover of Covid, and now in the shadow of the infamous Election Irregularities of that fated 2020 presidential election, with current emerging alleged election fraud in Nevada and Pennsylvania inconveniently slipping into the public discourse, there is proved a colluded ongoing Election Interference in the nomination of the Republican candidate, the likes of which has never occurred in our Constitutional Republic's history, albeit, the question remains: Do you support the plain-sight Election Interference of the Democratic Socialist party, employing its minions in their Propagandistic Media, and their Two Tiered Justice System?
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ECU researcher receives $1.2 million brain research grant, career achievement honors
ECU researcher receives $1.2 million brain research grant, career achievement honors
 
Chief Political Analyst Bill Crane got the sack on Monday from Atlanta’s Channel 2 Action News after mocking former President Donald Trump’s “looming orange face” during a live broadcast on Sunday.
Chief Political Analyst Bill Crane got the sack on Monday from Atlanta’s Channel 2 Action News after mocking former President Donald Trump’s “looming orange face” during a live broadcast on Sunday.
 
The state's current system prioritizes years of service and credentialing for teachers in determining pay. Top education leaders say a new proposal would revamp that structure, putting more emphasis on performance and provide clear pathways for advancement.
The state's current system prioritizes years of service and credentialing for teachers in determining pay. Top education leaders say a new proposal would revamp that structure, putting more emphasis on performance and provide clear pathways for advancement.
 
This summer, 20 Golden LEAF Scholars are participating in the first cohort of the Rural Internship Initiative. Scholars are working in the medical field, teaching, law and public safety, and communication sciences in 18 rural counties.
This summer, 20 Golden LEAF Scholars are participating in the first cohort of the Rural Internship Initiative. Scholars are working in the medical field, teaching, law and public safety, and communication sciences in 18 rural counties.
 
Institute gives high school students introduction to teaching
Institute gives high school students introduction to teaching
 
State lawmakers have approved over $500 million in school safety funding since 2013, and Gov. Pat McCrory created the North Carolina Center for Safer Schools that year
State lawmakers have approved over $500 million in school safety funding since 2013, and Gov. Pat McCrory created the North Carolina Center for Safer Schools that year
 
Orientation assistant alumni help welcome new Pirates
Orientation assistant alumni help welcome new Pirates
 
Program welcomes 13 North Carolina high school girls interested in exploring state government STEM careers
Program welcomes 13 North Carolina high school girls interested in exploring state government STEM careers
 
Thales College, a new undergraduate institution launching this fall in Wake Forest, N.C., is eagerly preparing to open its doors to its inaugural class.
Thales College, a new undergraduate institution launching this fall in Wake Forest, N.C., is eagerly preparing to open its doors to its inaugural class.
 
Collectivists of many stripes—but one aim—have been eating away at our free society for over one hundred years.
Collectivists of many stripes—but one aim—have been eating away at our free society for over one hundred years.
 
Winning student teams selected from Wake, Durham, and Guilford Counties in third annual contest to develop mobile apps
Winning student teams selected from Wake, Durham, and Guilford Counties in third annual contest to develop mobile apps
 
Brody School of Medicine alumna exemplifies school’s mission in addressing health inequities
Brody School of Medicine alumna exemplifies school’s mission in addressing health inequities
 
At the April 2022 Board meeting, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $10,108,307 in funding to support projects through the Community-Based Grants Initiative in the Western Prosperity Zone, $1.1 million in funding through the Economic Catalyst Program and $998,924.36 in funding
At the April 2022 Board meeting, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $10,108,307 in funding to support projects through the Community-Based Grants Initiative in the Western Prosperity Zone, $1.1 million in funding through the Economic Catalyst Program and $998,924.36 in funding
 
Grant funding will help develop peer-to-peer programs for high school youth
 
Today, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $10,108,307 in funding to support projects through the Community-Based Grants Initiative in the Western Prosperity Zone, $1.1 million in funding through the Economic Catalyst Program and $998,924.36 in funding through the Open Grants Program.
Today, the Golden LEAF Board of Directors awarded $10,108,307 in funding to support projects through the Community-Based Grants Initiative in the Western Prosperity Zone, $1.1 million in funding through the Economic Catalyst Program and $998,924.36 in funding through the Open Grants Program.
 
Governor Roy Cooper has proclaimed April as North Carolina STEM Education Month to show support for the students, leaders and organizations in the science, technology, engineering and math fields across our state.
Governor Roy Cooper has proclaimed April as North Carolina STEM Education Month to show support for the students, leaders and organizations in the science, technology, engineering and math fields across our state.
 
ECU professor presented with 2022 Research & Creative Activity Lifetime Achievement Award
ECU professor presented with 2022 Research & Creative Activity Lifetime Achievement Award
 
Primary care has strong showing at ECU’s annual Match Day event
Primary care has strong showing at ECU’s annual Match Day event
 
Filmmaker Woody Allen has often dealt with different historical periods, with ancillary interlopers, with varying degrees of success.
Filmmaker Woody Allen has often dealt with different historical periods, with ancillary interlopers, with varying degrees of success.
 
“ ... he doesn't need to use a nuclear arsenal. He has to do what the guy in Berlin did in the bunker in May 1945.”
“ ... he doesn't need to use a nuclear arsenal. He has to do what the guy in Berlin did in the bunker in May 1945.”
 
Beginning in August, we learned of a controversial documentary that would be released in select theatres in time for this presidential election season.
Beginning in August, we learned of a controversial documentary that would be released in select theatres in time for this presidential election season.
 
Scrolling through my social media recently, I noticed a post shared by a friend that read: “@ all high school seniors filling out college applications right now: COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS OK [repeated 7x].”
Scrolling through my social media recently, I noticed a post shared by a friend that read: “@ all high school seniors filling out college applications right now: COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS OK [repeated 7x].”
 
ECU students work to make robots more interactive, act more human
ECU students work to make robots more interactive, act more human
 
One of the stories in my new book, The Dumbest Generation Grows Up: From Stupefied Youth to Dangerous Adults is that of the changed status of undergraduates and professors.
One of the stories in my new book, The Dumbest Generation Grows Up: From Stupefied Youth to Dangerous Adults is that of the changed status of undergraduates and professors.
 
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has threatened to fire employees living in New York who are not vaccinated against COVID-19.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has threatened to fire employees living in New York who are not vaccinated against COVID-19.
 
Omicron is spreading faster than Kudzu, especially among our children.
Omicron is spreading faster than Kudzu, especially among our children.
 
While the year 2021 wasn’t quite as tumultuous and unpredictable as 2020, the higher education landscape continues to look very different: overall enrollment continues to drop and countless institutions have issued vaccine mandates.
While the year 2021 wasn’t quite as tumultuous and unpredictable as 2020, the higher education landscape continues to look very different: overall enrollment continues to drop and countless institutions have issued vaccine mandates.
 
Oldest African American town in U.S. preserves history amidst environmental calamities
Oldest African American town in U.S. preserves history amidst environmental calamities
 
High School Girls Interested in Careers in STEM Can Apply Through Feb 28
 
Pirates turn their tassels, celebrate transformative accomplishment
Pirates turn their tassels, celebrate transformative accomplishment
 
Program provides high-quality, diverse training in maternal and child health
Program provides high-quality, diverse training in maternal and child health
 
After the release of former Today Show co-host Katie Couric’s new book, “Going There,” in which she trashes people left and right, and the report that Couric had tried to humiliate her colleague Ashleigh Banfield at the 2000 Olympics, Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean blasted her on Twitter.
After the release of former Today Show co-host Katie Couric’s new book, “Going There,” in which she trashes people left and right, and the report that Couric had tried to humiliate her colleague Ashleigh Banfield at the 2000 Olympics, Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean blasted her on Twitter.
 
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