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Protesters Vanessa Amankwaa, a graduate student; Michelle Itano, an assistant professor; and Betty Curry hold signs outside a UNC Chapel Hill Board of Trustees meeting.
Protesters stood on the sidelines of a UNC Chapel Hill Board of Trustees meeting Thursday seeking answers to why the university did not offer tenure to a high-profile hire to the journalism school.
Nikole Hannah-Jones is the creator of the
1619 project
, a longform story for The New York Times Magazine that argues the year when white Europeans first brought enslaved Africans to colonies that became the United States is a seminal date in U.S. History. She won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary for the project.
The 1619 Project has drawn criticism from conservatives nationally and in North Carolina.
The American Legislative Exchange Council
(ALEC) has cited it as motivation for model legislation making its way through state legislatures to limit the teaching of critical race theory in K-12 public school classrooms.
The university announced last month that the Hussman School of Journalism & Media was hiring Hannah-Jones as its Knight Chair in Race and Investigative Journalism, a position endowed by the The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
The Knight Foundation's president, Alberto Ibargen, issued a statement noting that while the foundation respects the independence of the universities where it endows chairs, he hopes UNC will reconsider its decision to offer Hannah-Jones a contract position instead of tenure. The statement notes that the foundation does not play a direct role in the appointments of individuals to the chairs it endows.
It is not our place to tell UNC or UNC/Hussman who they should appoint or give tenure to, Ibargen said. It is, however, clear to us that Hannah-Jones is eminently qualified for the appointment and would urge the trustees of the University of North Carolina to reconsider their decision within the timeframe of our agreement.
WUNC confirmed, as first reported by
, that despite earning faculty approval for tenure, Hannah-Jones is instead being offered a 5-year contract.
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UNC Chapel Hill graduate student Vanessa Amankwaa protests the UNC Chapel Hill Board of Trustees' decision not to offer tenure to Nikole Hannah-Jones upon hire, despite a faculty recommendation.
Vanessa Amankwaa is a master's student at UNC Chapel Hill studying public health. She went to the Board of Trustees meeting to oppose the lack of tenure for Hannah-Jones.
I just feel like Black women already have to go through so many hurdles in life in general and in academia it's a whole different ballpark, Amankwaa said. To have someone be a MacArthur Fellow as well as a Pulitzer prize winner and not be granted tenure is just ridiculous and I had to come here to protest it today.
UNC Chapel Hill Associate Professor Tori Ekstrand was there to show support after voting alongside other journalism school faculty to put Hannah-Jones recommendation for tenure forward to a university committee.
Were frustrated and stunned, Ekstrand said. I think for myself, Im looking for answers.
The university Board of Trustees makes final decisions on tenure, after the university provost submits recommendations vetted by university faculty and the applicants' own references.
Board Chair Richard Stevens said at a news conference Thursday afternoon that Trustee Chuck Duckett brought questions to Provost Bob Blouin about Hannah-Jones' academic qualifications. Duckett is the chair of the Board's university affairs committee, which handles tenure review.
Hannah-Jones has a masters degree from the Hussman School of Journalism & Media and has significant professional experience, writing for ProPublica and The New York Times Magazine after beginning her career as an education reporter at the Raleigh News & Observer.
"[Duckett] suggested more time, and [to] postpone the review to consider those questions and her overall application," Stevens said. "That is not an unusual action for our committee."
Stevens said that neither the provost, nor the chancellor ever presented any recommendation on the appointment to the Board. Trustees "did not take any action" on the matter, Stevens underscored.
Stevens said tenure might be considered for Hannah-Jones later, but typically that would not be a consideration until a fixed contract is complete or nearing completion.
Another recent Knight Chair at the Hussman School, Penny Abernathy, was offered tenure upon hire in 2008. Her academic credentials included an MBA and an MS in journalism from Columbia University.
Hannah-Jones is set to begin teaching as a professor of practice and a Knight Chair at UNC Chapel Hill in July.
While I am disappointed that the appointment is without tenure, there is no doubt in anyones mind that she will be a star faculty member, said the journalism schools dean Susan King in a written statement. I am more than delighted that she will be here at UNC, teaching our next generation of journalists.
She is arguably the preeminent journalist of her generation, King said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Editor's Note: The Dean of UNC's Journalism School Susan King is a member of WUNCs Board of Directors, which is appointed by the UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees. WUNC maintains editorial independence in all news coverage, including stories involving UNC.
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Israels immense violence against Palestinians across the Occupied Territories  from the Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah to Gaza City to the West Bank  has never been more apparent. Many of us have been glued to the television or social media as we watch Israel warplanes once again bomb civilian residencies, roads, cars, and
an international press building in the Gaza Strip
; as Israeli settlers target and attack Palestiniansin Ramallah (West Bank); and as roving mobs of Israelis (protected by the state of Israel) terrorize Palestinian citizens of Israel living within Jerusalem, Lydd, Haifa,and other so-called mixed cities within the formal borders of the Israeli state. These are not new activities for Israel or Israeli settlers. However, what is new is the enormous wave of support the people of many US cities, from Atlanta to Los Angeles to our own state capital of Raleigh are showing for Palestinian liberation. Tens of thousands of people rose up on May 15in remembrance of the 1948 Nakba (meaning catastrophe), a term that refers to the initial displacement of about 750,000 Palestinians as a result of Israels initial founding war. Each city and person who rallied showed solidarity for Palestinians who are bodily resisting Israels ongoing perpetuation Israeli state violence against Palestinians today.

It is more urgent than ever that students, graduate student workers, faculty, and staff examine the institution in which we are all working and contributing. Multiple UNC systems are intertwined with investment in Israelincluding the food products UNC sells, its educational programs, and, potentially, its policing. According to the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina Since 2005, Israeli companies have invested more than $590 million [in North Carolina]. In turn, North Carolinas taxpayers give an average of $83,806,074 to Israel every year (contributing to the $3.8 billion in Congressional yearly allocation to Israel), according to USPCR This breaks down to an average of $727,377 paid by the town of Chapel Hill to Israel per year.

The extent of UNCs particular investments is difficult to ascertain. Nonetheless, both direct and circumstantial forms of evidence suggest that UNC has a strong relationship with Israel. For one, UNC sells a number of Israeli products in its campus stores, such as Sabra Hummus. For another, UNC also offers a summer-term study abroad programto Israel. Moreover, by analyzing circumstantial evidence, it is possible to conclude that UNC police train in Israel  as this Amnesty International report outlines North Carolina police (as well as many other US states) regularly train with Israeli security forces (both the IDF and Israeli police). Finally, UNC-Duke has already come under attack by the federal government in the past for a conference on Gaza  a conference that merely reaffirmed the reality that Gazans are under constant attack by Israel and live under systematic apartheid. In response to UNC-Duke hosting the conference, the Department of Education issued a Title VI noticeagainst the university, ordering that UNC and Duke remake its Middle East curricula and programming. Public universities are punished for even speaking to the truth of Palestinian suffering  that it is generated by deliberate Israeli policy, in part funded and supported by the US government.

In general, the state of North Carolina, from which UNC draws part of its funding, engages in pro-Zionist and anti-Palestinian consumer and legal behaviors. In fact, it punishes institutional support of Palestinians. Most pressingly, the state of North Carolina passed an anti-BDS billin August 2017, which requires State  divestment from, and prohibits State agencies from contracting with, companies that boycott Israel. It is a law that explicitly advocates for punishing companies which are using their capital to ethically boycott the colonial violence and apartheid that Israel has ceaselessly perpetuated since 1948. As a state institution, I recognize that UNC is bound by state laws. Nevertheless, the law is not always just and justice is not always advanced through preexisting legal measures. In fact, the law frequently follows after justice has already advanced because of popular-level agitation. If UNC is not willing to divest, then students, staff, and faculty must be willing to take matters into their own hands and personally boycott our consumption of Israeli goods.

People are capable of moving institutions if we act collectively. For example, in 2018, Durham became the first US city to ban their police from training with Israeli forces This came about from grassroots agitation in Durham, primarily through the organization Demilitarize! Durham2Palestine and its coalition which resulted in Durham City Council voting unanimouslyin favor of ending police exchanges. If Durham police can take steps to divest from investments or exchanges with Israel, so can UNC and the town of Chapel Hill.

If UNC is more than a hedge fund for the Board of Trustees and Governors and is truly an institution intended to cultivate ethically-minded citizens, then we must do the right thing now and take steps to divest from Israeli investments as an institution and boycott Israeli goods as individuals. Even small actions matter  like refusing to buy Sabra Hummus. Palestinian and Palestinian-American students have contributed immensely to UNC. They deserve more than a university, student body, and teachers that contribute to their families or ancestral homes ethnic cleansing due to Israeli settler colonial violence. We must stand with them and not be silent.

Kylie Broderick is a Ph.D. Student in the Department of History as well as managing editor of the digital magazine
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Students gathered at UNC Charlotte for a march to end injustice Saturday afternoon.
The march follows days of protests over George Floyd and others in a stance to end police brutality and racism.
The march began on J M Keynes Drive across from the UNC Charlotte campus near Five Guys Burgers and Fries restaurant, and ended at Popp Martin Student Union.
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Juvenile Justice Changes in Federal Law
This entry was contributed by Jacquelyn Greeneon March 26, 2019 at 6:33 pm and is filed under Juvenile Justice
The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 (JJDPA) is the central federal law that establishes core requirements for state juvenile justice systems. 34 USC 111. In return for compliance with these core requirements, the statute authorizes federal funding for states to use in their juvenile justice systems. The JJDPA expired in 2007 and was recently reauthorized in the Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 2018. Public Law No 115-385. The reauthorized statute made several significant amendments to the JJDPA. In this blog post I will discuss three of the highlights: a new focus on evidence-based and promising programs and practices, changes in the disproportionate minority contact core requirement, and new requirements regarding identification and treatment of mental health and substance use disorders.
Evidence-Based and Promising Programs and Practices
The Juvenile Justice Reform Act added the following new purpose to the JJDPA:
to support a continuum of evidence-based or promising programs (including delinquency prevention, intervention, mental health, behavioral health and substance abuse treatment, family services, and services for children exposed to violence) that are trauma informed, reflect the science of adolescent development, and are designed to meet the needs of at risk youth and youth who come into contact with the justice system. 34 U.S.C. 11102 (4).
The amendments also provide new statutory definitions for the terms evidence-based and promising. According to these definitions, a program or practice is evidence-based if it: is demonstrated to be effective when implemented with fidelity; is based on a clearly articulated and empirically supported theory; has measurable outcomes relevant to juvenile justice, including a detailed description of the outcomes produced in a particular population, whether urban or rural; and has been scientifically tested and proven effective through randomized control studies or comparison group studies and with the ability to replicate and scale. 34 U.S.C. 11103 (34).
A program or practice is promising if it: is demonstrated to be effective based on positive outcomes relevant to juvenile justice from one or more objective, independent, and scientifically valid evaluations, as documented in writing to the Administrator (of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)); and will be evaluated through a well-designed and rigorous study (through randomized control studies or comparison group studies and with the ability to replicate and scale). 34 U.S.C. 11103 (35).
The amendments include additional provisions to require states to focus on the use of evidence-based and promising programs and practices in juvenile justice. Plans that states must submit to OJJDP in order to receive federal funding are now required to include information on how the state will promote evidence-based programs and practices. 34 U.S.C. 11133 (a)(7)(B)(viii). State plans are now also required to detail how they will provide for the coordination and maximum utilization of evidence-based and promising juvenile delinquency programs (34 U.S.C. 11133 (a)(8)) and they must provide a priority in the use of federal funding to entities meeting criteria as evidence-based or promising. 34 U.S.C. 11133(a)(9).
The National Institute of Justice offers a web-based resourceon the research behind criminal and juvenile justice programs and practices, including delinquency prevention. Programs are rated as effective, promising, and no effects. The site includes information about the methodology that has been used to evaluate each program, evaluation outcomes, and information about program components and cost. This site can be a good place to start if you are wondering whether a juvenile justice program or practice meets the new statutory criteria of evidence-based or promising.
Disproportionate Minority Contact
The JJDPA has held the need for states to address disproportionate minority contact (DMC) of youth with the juvenile justice system as a core requirement since 1992. The Juvenile Justice Reform Act of 2018 replaced the former core requirement that states address the disproportionate number of juvenile members of minority groups who come into contact with the juvenile justice system with a new core requirement.
The new requirement mandates that states implement policy, practice, and system improvement strategies at the state, territorial, local, and tribal levels to identify and reduce racial and ethnic disparities among youth who come into contact with the juvenile justice system. 34 U.S.C. 11133 (a)(15). The new language provides the following three methods that are to be used in this work:
Establishing or designating existing coordinating bodies to advise efforts to reduce racial and ethnic disparities. These bodies can be at the state, local, or tribal levels and should be composed of juvenile justice stakeholders, including education system representatives.
Identifying and analyzing data on racial and ethnic disparities at juvenile justice system decision points to determine where racial and ethnic disparities are created within the juvenile justice system.
Developing and implementing a work plan. The work plan should include measurable objectives for policy, practice, or other system changes based on the needs identified in the data collection and analysis.
The new construct moves to a focus on racial and ethnic disparities, often referred to as RED. It also centers on engaging key stakeholders to advise RED reduction efforts and emphasizes the use of data to target those efforts. In North Carolina, the Governors Crime Commission staffs a DMC subcommitteeand that subcommittee makes recommendations to the Juvenile Justice Planning Committee regarding DMC efforts. This body is likely to be the state-level body that advises state efforts to reduce RED.
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As reported by Windows Latest the Teams, Outlook and OneDrive issues have been reported following last week's May 2021 Patch Tuesday release.
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A tiny-sized malware that packs a big punch has been targeting supercomputers, especially those used in academia and scientific enterprises. It allows initial access for a variety of follow-on attacks, including credential theft  and potentially data exfiltration or cryptomining.
Thats according to ESET researchers, who discovered the Kobalos backdoor in recent months. The code grants remote access to the file system, allows attackers to create terminal sessions and allows proxying connections to other Kobalos-infected servers.
Kobalos malware contains generic commands to read from and write to the file system and spawn a terminal to execute arbitrary commands, they explained. Unfortunately, it doesnt contain any specific payload that could indicate the intentions of its authors. The operators likely open a shell through the terminal and perform whatever commands they need to.
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The backdoor is multiplatform and capable of attacking Linux, BSD, Solaris, and possibly AIX and Windows machines, researchers said (they found strings related to Windows 3.11 and Windows 95, which are 25-year-old operating systems).
So far, its been seen going after high performance computing (HPC) clusters; but also was seen infecting a large Asian ISP, a North American endpoint security vendor and a handful of personal servers.
ESET identified Kobalos victims by scanning for connections to SSH servers that use a specific TCP source port known to be abused by the malware.
There are multiple ways for the operators to reach a Kobalos-infected machine, according to ESET. The method weve seen the most is where Kobalos is embedded in the OpenSSH server executable (sshd) and will trigger the backdoor code if the connection is coming from a specific TCP source port.
However, there are other standalone variants that are not embedded in sshd; these either connect to a command-and-control server (C2) that will act as a middleman, or it will wait for an inbound connection on a given TCP port, the firm noted.
Initial Compromise
ESET researchers are unsure how the infected systems were compromised to gain administrative access to install the Kobalos backdoor, but an obvious possible entry point could be exploitation of a known vulnerability.
Some of the compromised machines ran old, unsupported or unpatched operating systems and software, they explained. While the use of an undisclosed vulnerability isnt impossible, a known exploit is more likely in this situation.
Kobalos also is likely using stolen credentials  ESET observed that in systems compromised by Kobalos, any SSH client in use has credentials stolen using a second-stage malware. This SSH credential stealer took the form of a trojanized OpenSSH client.
The /usr/bin/ssh file was replaced with a modified executable that recorded username, password and target hostname, and wrote them to an encrypted file, ESET researchers explained. Those stolen credentials can simply be used by the attackers to install Kobalos on the newly discovered server later.
Thus, to avoid becoming a victim, administrators should make sure patches are up-to-date and they should set up two-factor authentication (2FA) for connecting to SSH servers, researchers noted: Kobalos is another case where 2FA could have mitigated the threat, since the use of stolen credentials seems to be one of the ways it is able to propagate to different systems.
A Self-Contained Malware Ecosystem
The C2 server approach in Kobalos is notable, according to the analysis  because it has the C2 code embedded within itself.
Any server compromised by Kobalos can be turned into a C2 server by the operators sending a single command, researchers explained. As the C2 server IP addresses and ports are hardcoded into the executable, the operators can then generate new Kobalos samples that use this new C2 server.
Kobalos also can be used as a proxy to connect other infected servers.
Main Kobalos features (click to enlarge). Source: ESET.
It is not a generic TCP proxy; it expects communication to be encapsulated in packets specific to this threat. [Also] a command can be sent to the proxy to switch the connection to a new TCP port. Proxies can be chained, which means the operators can use multiple Kobalos-compromised machines to reach their targets.
Interestingly, of the Kobalos code is tightly contained in a single function, which recursively calls itself to perform subtasks, according to the analysis.
This compact architecture combines with other malware attributes to defy analysis. For instance, ESET pointed out that Kobalos usage of an existing open port makes the threat harder to find. And, all strings are encrypted, so its more difficult to find the malicious code than when looking at the samples statically, the report noted.
To that end, using the backdoor requires a private 512-bit RSA key and a 32-byte-long password. Once both are validated, Kobalos generates and encrypts two 16-byte keys with the RSA-512 public key and sends them to the attackers. These two keys are used to RC4 encrypt subsequent inbound and outbound traffic.
Overall, the Kobalos authors are clearly advanced attackers, ESET surmised.
Numerous well-implemented features and the network-evasion techniques show the attackers behind Kobalos are much more knowledgeable than the typical malware author targeting Linux and other non-Windows systems, according to the report. Its small footprint and network evasion techniques may explain why it went undetected until we approached victims with the results of our internet-wide scan.
SSH Client Credential Theft
The credential stealer mentioned earlier is unique, researchers said, and unlike any of the malicious OpenSSH clientsthe team has analyzed in the past.
Different variants were found, including Linux and FreeBSD instances. In all cases, the main capabilities consist of stealing hostname, port, username and password used to establish an SSH connection from the compromised host, which are saved in an encrypted file.
All samples found use the same simple cipher for the contents of the files; it simply adds 123 to each byte of data to be saved, researchers explained. For the FreeBSD version, the same format and cipher is applied. However, there are some small implementation differences, such as encrypting the file path in the malware with a single-byte XOR.
The location of the file where the stolen SSH credentials are saved varies depending on the variant, but all samples create a file under /var/run with a legitimate-looking .pid extens

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ABN Amro app breaks record with 1,000,000,000 mobile logins
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In 2020, the ABN Amro mobile banking app broke the magic boundary of 1 billion logins in single calendar year for the first time. On average, a customer logged in 390 times over the past 12 months.
More than four out of five clients used the app in 2020, with the Covid-19 pandemic pushing it into new demographics, such as senior citizens..
To get right down to it: we expect this number to rise further in the future and to stay above 1 billion annually, says Hans Pothuizen, lead product owner of the ABN Amro app. The number of logins has been on the rise in recent years. At the same time, a growing number of clients are using the app for the first time. The new functions well be adding in the coming period should help drive this number up.
The number of iDeal account-to-account payments made through the app also broke records this year: 51% more payments were made in January and February of 2020 than in the same period the previous year. Online purchases really took flight during Covid-19, with a more than 60% increase in iDeal payments made through the app in these months.
Pothuizen says the bank intends to add a range of new functionality to the app over the course of 2021.
It will soon be possible to open a joint account in the app. And were going to make transfers easier to carry out and the app more accessible," he says. "Were doing this to ensure that disabled clients, for instance the blind, can easily use the app."
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Tons of people are playing Destiny 2, which is impossible to play right now
If youre a long-time Destiny 2player, youre probably excited about the launch of the new Beyond Light expansion today and youre equally likely to be disappointed to find out that playing it is apparently impossible. That is, unless, youre one of the hundreds of thousands of players who are playing it.
First, the good news: Destiny 2 currently has nearly 220,000 players in-game on Steam, which is its highest concurrent player count since back when it initially launched on Valves storefront. SteamDB showsanother big spike  up to 214,725  on June 6, which was when players witnessed the destruction of the Almighty right before the beginning of the Season of Arrivals
Now that Beyond Light has finally, er,arrived, players are clamouring at the gates to get in  and theyre finding that even after waiting through long login queues, theyre frequently getting booted out of the game after completing a single activity in Beyond Light. Its a bummer, players are frustrated, and theres not much anything anyone can do about it but wait while Bungie sorts things out with its servers.
While its disappointing for anyone whos been eagerly awaiting the new Destiny 2 landscape and wants to dive into the new Europa patrol zone, its hardly a surprise at this point that a massively popular online game sees some service interruptions on the day a big new piece of content lands.
We are still continuing to investigate various error codes and connectivity issues affecting players on all platforms.
Stay tuned for more updates.
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For its part, Bungie says its working on the problems for people who cant log into the FPS game
In the meantime, theres plenty to do. You can check out our guide to Beyond Light pursuit weaponsand Beyond Light exotics for instance. Theres also the full
patch notes for Update 3.0.0.1
(theres good news about some Prime engrams in there). Or you could play something else  weve got a whole list of the best co-op gamesto browse if you and your friends need to kill some time before venturing onto the icy surface of Europa.
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Dear Envato Team,
I recently took over a website from another webmaster and tryed to update the outdated Enfold Theme.
I succesfully registered on envato.comand confirmed my account.
Going to https://build.envato.com/to generate a personal token brings out the Error Message Access Denied, Could not load signed in user profile: The API returned an error (403 - Forbidden).
Logging out and login again ore deleting cookies for envato.comdidnt solve the issue.
Thanks for reading and helping me.

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5.7.1 ... must use TLS ...
UW-Madison's Cybersecurity policy requires TLS between mail servers at certain domains. See also: Office 365 - Email Domains that Require TLS  Application admins sending mail to the affected domain should enable TLS in their SMTP client. Remote mail administrators should enable "opportunistic" TLS for UW-Madison's domains; and configure mandatory TLS if opportunistic TLS results in this error.
5.7.1 ... You are not allowed to send email as from ...
An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded:  5.7.1  You are authenticated as yournetid@wisc.edu. You are not allowed to send email as from attempted_from_address. See KB doc https://kb.wisc.edu/3998 Or call the DoIT Help Desk for assistance.  Please verify that your email address is correct in your Mail preferences and try again.
smtpauth.wiscmail.wisc.edu validates the from address that your client is configured to send as from.  The server will allow you to send as:
Your primary address and any of your alternate addresses
Any address of any account to which you have
linked access
It is common for remote mail servers to reject, or mark your messages as spam, if you are sending as an external address (e.g. @gmail.com) if you're not using the authorized SMTP server for that domain.  It is strongly recommended that you set up an additional SMTP profile in your client settings so that you may send mail through that provider's SMTP server.
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The WiscMail servers will allow an authenticated sender using WiscMail's SMTP Auth service to specify 1000 recipients (To, Cc and Bcc combined) per message.  The behavior is that the message will be submitted to the initial 1000 recipients, but excess recipients given are rejected with a 452 too many recipients specified error.
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This document explains the ImageNow/WebNow login process.
Imaging System Change to Scoped NetID Login
For users of ImageNow and WebNow at the UW-Madison, the ImageNow desktop and WebNow web clients will have different authentication processes. The sections below detail these differences.
ImageNow Desktop Client
When you run the ImageNow desktop client you will now enter your credentials in this format: netid@wisc.edu, e.g., BuckyBadger@wisc.edu. The password remains the same password you have been using:
WebNow Browser Client
Web browsers can store bits of data in something called a 'cookie'. If you've used WiscMail or WiscCal then you have used the process that WebNow uses, with an additional screen. This login process will store on your computer a cookie that signifies a successful login for any of the services that use it (WiscMail, WiscCal, WebNow). If you have previously logged into any service that uses the authentication process WebNow uses (e.g., WiscMail) then you may jump directly into WebNow because that cookie exists.
If you are logging into WebNow without having first logged into some other campus service then the following screens will be presented to you:
The first screen is the University System organization selection page and this is the change from the former process. Select your System campus and then click on the
Select
button (the example shows the Madison campus selected):
The second screen asks for your NetID and Password. Enter here, as you have been doing, just the NetID, e.g., "buckybadger", then your NetID password, then click on the
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In an effort to more effectively allocate available system resources, the WiscList service has adopted a policy and process to remove unused or abandoned lists.     These unused lists can impact overall system performance, negatively affect our existing license agreement, and can expose remaining list members to     additional bulk mail and viruses. These measures ensure quality performance can continue for active lists and list members.
We will notify the list and/or site administrator(s) of record when we believe a particular list to no longer be in use. This will occur for any list that     has not received at least one legitimate message in a 13 month period. A "legitimate message" is any message delivered to list members that has not been rated     as bulk mail by the WiscMail spam service. Once notification has been sent, administrators will have 2 weeks to remove the list from the cleanup process.     Removing a list from the cleanup process simply requires a message to be posted to the list. Lists remaining inactive for 2 weeks after notification will be disabled     and scheduled for deletion at the conclusion of another 2 week period.
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High volumes of bulk mail can pass through mailing lists and can lead some external email providers to block the successful delivery of all UW email list     traffic into their systems. To prevent such unexpected mail stoppages from affecting the entire University population, we reserve the right to exclude messages     identified as highly likely to be bulk mail from the allowable list traffic. Obvious bulk mail is defined as email receiving a spam score of 4 out of 7 stars     by the WiscMail spam scanning service.
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UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena in downtown Milwaukee.
The phone started ringing about 10 seconds after Patrick Baldwin Jr. announced his commitment to play basketball at
UW-Milwaukee
next year.
I got my first phone call, and then I got my second phone call, Julius Martinez, assistant athletic director of ticket sales and services at UW-Milwaukee Athletics. As Im on the phone talking to one person, I see the queue just building up with calls, and I was like, This is insane.'
Baldwin Jr., a 6-foot 10-inch forward from Sussex Hamilton High School, is among the of highest-ranked players in the class of 2021 and the highest-ranked recruit ever to sign with a Horizon League program, according to UW-Milwaukee. Last Wednesday, he chose UW-Milwaukee over Duke and Georgetown so he can play for his father and head coach, Patrick Baldwin Sr.
Within 24 hours of the
news
, UW-Milwaukees athletic department sold more than 200 new season ticket memberships, generating more than $40,000 in revenue, said Martinez. At one point, he thought the ticket website had crashed because of the sudden influx of online traffic. As of Monday morning, new season memberships totaled 350 and
$63,000 in revenue.
Based on initial interest, UW-Milwaukee anticipates a 70% increase in 2021-22 season ticket sales compared to the 2019-20 season, which saw a total of
485 members, according to Adam Schemm, senior associate athletic director for external relations.
The 2020-21 season was played without fans due to the pandemic, so the department is using the previous season as a more accurate point of comparison, he said.
About a month ago, Schemm and his team mapped out a plan to handle the impact of Baldwin Jr.s possible commitment.
We anticipated people being interested and excited, but I dont know if we anticipated this much excitement and engagement, he said.
Martinez largely operates solo a
s the ticket sales lead,
which made for a hectic few days last week as he juggled basketball on top of a home baseball series. He said Monday morning that there were still about 80 unopened voicemails sitting in his inbox.
With demand expected to grow stronger ahead of the basketball season, the department plans to hire additional ticket sales staff in the coming months. And to keep the momentum going, its working on a few engagement opportunities for new and return season ticket members, such as a virtual meet-and-greets with Coach Baldwin.
We know the importance, especially as we go into next season, of making sure that everyone who is either returning as a season ticket member or is a new season member whos going to come out to one or two games, that they have a great experience at those events, said Schemm. We want to make sure when they come to UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena next year, they have a phenomenal experience  not just with what is on the basketball court.
Who knows what the future may look like, but
while
we have this audience, we have to really exceed their expectations, said Martinez.
For a university not typically known for its basketball team, recruiting the fourth best player in the country (according to 247Sports) has the potential to amount to much more than increased ticket sales.
If the Panthers live up to the hype, avenues such as fundraising, corporate sponsorships and arena concessions could all feel the Baldwin Jr. effect 
not to mention university admissions, said Schemm.
Weve seen other basketball teams and athletic departments help drive university admissions  Ge
orgia State when they made the NCAA tournament a couple years ago and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, he said. Positive success from an athletic standpoint can help drive university admissions.

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The University of Wyoming American Heritage Center is now opening on-site access to researchers beginning this month
The University of Wyoming American Heritage Center (AHC) is opening on-site access for researchers beginning this month.
Direct, in-person access to its thousands of historical collections will now be available to researchers in its on-site reading room in two stages:
For the first stage, beginning on Monday, May 17, Wyoming residents can conduct on-site research with a pre-approved appointment.
For the second stage, beginning on Monday, June 14, all researchers can conduct on-site research with a pre-approved appointment.
The AHC has a wide array of collections, from Wyoming and Western history; Hollywood and the history of the entertainment industry; the transcontinental railroad and Americas transportation industries; mineral, coal, and oil extraction; journalism; womens suffrage; and diversity in the West.
Appointments can be requested on weekdays from 9 am-noon and 1-4 pm. There are limited seats available, and no walk-in research is possible at this time without a pre-approved appointment.
Upcoming UW holiday closures include May 31 and July 5.
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The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees is going to go over plans for financing and construction of new student residence halls, as well as the fall 2021 semester, at their regular meeting which will be taking place from May 12-14.
The meeting will take place in person at the Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center. UWs protocols on wearing masks and physical distancing will be observed. Though there islimited seating for members of the public, the public sessions of the board and its committees may be
observed here.
Several committees of the board will meet throughout the day Wednesday.
Thursdays meeting of the full board will begin at 8 am, with an executive session, and the public session will begin around 9:15 am. U
Public testimony will be accepted at 11 a.m. Thursday. Those wishing to offer verbal testimony are asked to fill out the webform here.The deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 11.
The complete agenda, along with a report that includes background information on agenda items,
can be found here.
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Republican Report On Higher Education Calls For Regionalization Of UW System Campuses
Author Says Campuses Other Than UW-Madison Can Find Savings By Merging Administrative Functions, Cutting Duplicated Academic Programs
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A new state Senate report calls for further restructuring of all University of Wisconsin System campuses except UW-Madison. The plan recommends "regionalization" of the state's 12 other universities to achieve 15 percent spending reductions and avoid "the closure of several comprehensive campuses."
The report, titled "
A Wisconsin Roadmap to Success in Higher Education for the Twenty-First Century
," was released by the Senate's Committee on Universities and Technical Colleges on Wednesday.
It cites declining enrollment and projections showing future declines in high school graduates as the impetus for another reorganization of the UW System.
During a Wednesday meeting, state Sen. Roger Roth, R-Appleton, who chairs the committee, said current circumstances require a restructuring.
"
There is no doubt Wisconsin is facing a looming crisis in higher education," said Roth. "If we continue on our current path, the way our systems have developed over time doesn't match an ideal design if any of us were to create it today."
The report directs the Board of Regents to "continue the successful 2017 consolidation" of the state's two-year colleges by "further consolidating the campuses of the UW System into four geographic regions, plus UW-Madison." The regions, and subsequent campuses, would include:
Northwest region: UW-Eau Claire, UW-River Falls, UW-Stout and UW-Superior.
Northeast region: UW-Green Bay, UWOshkosh and UW-Stevens Point.
Southwest region: UW-La Crosse and UW-Platteville.
Milwaukee region: UW-Milwaukee, UW-Parkside and UW-Whitewater.
The report states that members of the Board of Regents should consolidate administrative and budget functions along with academic programs within a particular region.
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At least 15 percent of current expenditures should be saved through the plan and then reinvested toward student affordability, increasing faculty pay where deficiencies exist, and expanding online programming," said the report.
The committee report also includes a recommendation for fellow state lawmakers to end the eight-year-long freeze on undergraduate tuition increases at the end of June.
In an interview with WPR, Roth said his office drafted the report and that he sees it as a roadmap for the UW System, which lost 15,000 students in the last decade.
"Depending on how you slice it, you could shut down three college campuses and not even notice a difference, and we're forecasted over the next decade to do the same," said Roth.
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Now that the report is out, said Roth, the senate committee will give stakeholders time to think about it.
"But my hope is that this fall we can start working on some of those recommendations, seeing if we can build some consensus in moving those forward as pieces of legislation," said Roth.
WPR sent interview requests to all UW campuses to get feedback from chancellors. Most didn't respond. A spokesperson for UW-Madison declined comment. Communications staff with UW-Superior and UW-Oshkosh referred WPR to UW System Administration for comment.
On Wednesday, interim UW System President Tommy Thompson issued a statement saying the state's colleges should "relentlessly pursue efficiencies that benefit both taxpayers and students."
He pointed to ongoing efforts to standardize and revamp information technology and administrative functions to find savings, but cautioned against the regionalization proposed in the Senate report.
"Our universities are strong when they are accessible and connected to their communities," said Thompson. "A proposal to regionalize them threatens these critical connections by adding bureaucracy that will impede their ability to respond to community needs and depress local fundraising and business support facilitated by campus leadership. I believe the regional approach would be a step in the wrong direction."
The Senate report calls for a reevaluation of academic programs at each UW campus, other than UW-Madison, in order to determine "whether programs can collaborate or be eliminated."
That language is similar to that included in former UW System President Ray Cross' "
Blueprint for the University of Wisconsin System Beyond COVID-19
," which was released in June 2020. The blueprint faced significant backlash from UW System faculty, staff and student groups.
During the Wednesday committee meeting, state Sen. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, said the UW System has reviewed academic programs to some extent, but he'd like to see more.
"
We still have a lot of duplication, I think, in the university system," said Nass. "I think you can pretty much go to any campus and get a teaching certificate and I think that could be altered."
Jon Shelton, a professor at UW-Green Bay and a member of the Board of Regents faculty representatives, said the
report is unclear about exactly how campuses other than UW-Madison would become regional entities. Shelton said UW-Green Bay has been growing its enrollment in recent years, particularly by reaching out to growing Latino and Somali populations in the area.
"
And if you were to regionalize it in this way, what you would see is, I think, the loss of the ability for campuses to truly serve their local community," said Shelton.
Neil Krause, a
UW-River Falls professor and faculty representative, said the projected demographic declines cited by the Senate report, lawmakers and some university leaders to justify program cuts should be more closely scrutinized.
In particular, Krause points to a
report
by the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education in December that noted high school graduation rates were 10 percent higher than prior projections from the group. Still, the commission said while graduations are expected to peak in the mid 2020s, there would be a "modest decline" through the end of 2037.
"But, I think that when people hear that term 'demographic cliff,' they panic because so much of our funding is tuition driven," said Krause. "So, it's a political term rather than something that has any validity in actual data."
Projections aside, enrollment has declined significantly at some UW System campuses following a peak around 2010. Some two-year branch campuses within the UW System saw enrollment declines of more than 30 percent last fall compared with fall 2019. Krause said that could be driven by personal decisions related to student debt.
State Sen. Chris Larson, D-Milwaukee, who also sits on the committee, said he and other Democratic members first saw the report just before Wednesday's meeting.
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MADISON, Wis.  The University of Wisconsin System plans to restart summer youth programs amid robust health protocols, system officials said Thursday.

The system canceled its youth programs and camps last summer as the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the country.

System officials said Thursday that they feel they can resume the programs and camps this year thanks to renewed demand and better knowledge of how to contain the disease.

The system plans to require pre-arrival testing, symptom screening, masks, social distancing and train instructors on safety protocols.

The announcement comes as the system looks for ways to recoup tens of millions of dollars in lost revenue after students left campuses last year amid lockdowns and online learning became the norm this year. UW-Madison officials, for example, expect pandemic-related losses to total about $320 million by end of the fiscal year next month.

System President Tommy Thompson in February called for all institutions to offer 75% of classes in-person for the 2021-22 academic year.

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Wyoming football players caught wins of Jayden Lewis' situation and decided to band together and make a video for him.
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LARAMIE -- Tuesday will serve as a life-changing day for one of Wyoming's biggest fans.
You might have read about 16-year-old Jayden Lewis and his ongoing battle with cancer on 7220sports.com. If not, you can -- and should do that -- right HERE
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The Wyoming football team certainly got wind of the situation.
Several members of the current squad took part in a video shoutout to Jayden, sending their well wishes on a surgery that is set to take place at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Chad Muma, Sean Chambers, Xazavian Valladay, Garrett Crall and many others took part in the video tribute that wasorganized by Wyoming punter Ralph Fawaz.
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Former placekicker andthe UW program's all-time leading scorer, Cooper Rothe, also reached out to Jayden. So did former All-American wide receiver and Biletnikoff Trophy recipient, Marcus Harris.
Jayden's father, Matt Lewis,has a message for Wyoming's head football coach, Craig Bohl.
"My family wants to thank coach Bohl for having athletes like this in the community and representing Wyoming," Matt said in a text.
Even Jayden himselfwanted to say some wordsto the guys who took time out of their busy spring football slate to send him some prayers and positivity:
More than 675 donors have helped raise $43,353 for the Lewis family thanks to a GoFundMe page titled "
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"Montana Medicaid came to an agreement with MD Anderson," Jayden's GoFundMe reads. "After a lot of phone calls, emails, and Facebook posts from all of Jaydens supporters, someone in the right place got wind of Jaydens situation and pushed his paperwork through to make a case exception."
The post goes on to say: "So today, Jaydens mom is asking for prayers. Please pray for Jayden to have a successful surgery and also for him to find peace in this decision. This is a life-changing surgery, and while it is so hopeful to have a chance at life again, it is so scary for a teenager to face the facts of having to lose his leg. Thank you so much for your support and prayers. We are so grateful."
If you would like to donate to Jayden's surgery fund, you can do that right HERE
Matt Lewis said the goal after Jayden's surgery and subsequent rehabilitation, is to be inside War Memorial Stadium Sept. 4 when the Cowboys host the Montana State Bobcats.
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It is an exciting and humbling opportunity, and this is a day I will never forget, Leipold said in a statement released by Kansas University. This is a program that has a lot of young talent on the roster and has the infrastructure in place to succeed. The best days for this program are ahead, and my family and I are ecstatic to be a part of it. I am ready to get to work and give everything I have to the Jayhawks.
Leipold won six Division 3 national championships at UW-Whitewater, turning the Warhawks into a national powerhouse before moving on Buffalo for his first Division 1 coaching job.
In his three years with the Bulls, Leipold led the school to a 24-10 record, two trips to the Mid-American Conference championship game and three straight bowl games  including the first two bowl wins in the programs history.
Kansas has not made a bowl game since 2008 and has not been ranked in the AP Top 25 since 2009. Kansas went 0-9 during the 2020 season, and the school has won three or fewer games every year for the past 11 seasons.
The school parted ways with Miles as head coach on March 8th after allegations of misconduct with female students during his time at LSU.
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It's been smooth sailing for the University of Wyoming men's rodeo team in 2021. They have a commanding lead in the Central Rocky Mountain team standings, so they'll qualify for the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper as a team, which is a great accomplishment.
UW won their own Laramie River Rendezvous over the weekend with a whopping 870 points as Seth Peterson took 1st in the tie-down roping with an 18 and 4, plus a 2nd place finish in the steer wrestling with a clocking of 11 and 3. Right now, Peterson is2nd in the Central Rocky Mountain region in both of those events and 3rd in the all-around.
On the rough-stock side, Kemmerer native Donny Proffit took 1st in the bareback over the weekend with 147 on 2 and is currently ranked #1 in the region in that event. Proffit was a four-time state high school wrestling champion for Kemmerer and had a career record of 193-13. Both of those guys are looking forward to the CNFR and reflected on their super efforts over the weekend.
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UW-Platteville set to build state's biggest solar array
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PLATTEVILLE, Wis.
 The University of Wisconsin-Platteville is going all-in on solar, with plans to install five acres of panels that would become the largest state-owned solar array in Wisconsin.
The project will supply campus with about 17% of its annual electricity and save the school $217,000 a year. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports the project will make the university the sixth-highest on-site producer of renewable energy among universities nationwide.
The solar project has been in the works for years, with final approvals just this month. Professor Amy Seeboth-Wilson said construction will begin as soon as weather permits.
Work should be done by the time students return to campus this fall. The project will also give students across several majors a chance to work together. Plans include eventually having a flock of sheep to keep down the grass and other plants around the panels.
The solar array comes at a time when some state leaders are pushing for more sustainable energy throughout Wisconsin. Late last year, the Governors Task Force on Climate Change recommended a number of measures to pivot the state to more sustainable practices, including sustainable energy, reducing carbon emissions and the creation of an Office of Environmental Justice.
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The University of Wisconsin-Platteville is going all-in on solar, with plans to install five acres of panels that would become the largest state-owned solar array in Wisconsin.

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WYOMING  A University of Wyoming molecular biologist whose research focuses on tardigrades will participate in the first live program, Story Time from Space. The program will be beamed from the International Space Station this Tuesday, Jan. 26.
UW Assistant Professor Thomas Boothby will join a live downlink for children featuring a story about tardigrades, also known as water bears. The program is scheduled from 10:30 a.m.-noon MST. To watch the program, go to www.storytimefromspace.com/live Technical issues prevented the event from happening during its original date last September, Boothby says.
Astronaut Shannon Walker, aboard the space station, will read Willow the Water Bear by Houston Kidd and then answer questions from children around the world. Boothby, in the UW College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, will help answer questions about tardigrades and his research at UW. He and Kidd will join astronauts Alvin Drew and Bjarni Tryggvason, and author and astrophysicist Jeffrey Bennett.
Boothby and his UW colleagues are studying how the diminutive creatures  less than half a millimeter long  can survive being completely dried out; being frozen to just above absolute zero (about minus 458 degrees Fahrenheit, when all molecular motion stops); heated to more than 300 degrees Fahrenheit; irradiated several thousand times beyond what a human could withstand; and survive the vacuum of outer space.
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MILWAUKEE  University of Wisconsin System officials are offering campuses guidelines for reopening this fall amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that the system released the guidelines Sundays. The recommendations include putting classes of more than 50 studetns online, having a plan if COVID-19 cases spike, re-evaluating dorm and dining operations, using masks, and keeping students that share classes together in the dorms.
Rob Cramer, system vice president for administration, told the newspaper that the recommendations are intentionally broad so individual chancellors can make their own decisions about how to handle reopening.
Most UW campuses have announced plans to reopen this fall. Some schools say dorms will be open and be allowed to fill to capacity. Schools also are creating isolation areas where sick students would be quarantined but could still access their courses online and have food delivered to them. Mask requirements will vary from campus to campus. UW-Platteville Chancellor Dennis Shields told the Journal Sentinel that students who won't wear masks may not be allowed to attend his university.
UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee, the state's two largest universities, have yet to announce any reopening plans. A UW-Madison spokesman told the Journal Sentinel that school may release something by next week.
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TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - The clock is ticking towards the end of the fall semester at the University of Texas at Tyler.
Throughout the semester, the university has implemented their Return to Normal plan with several COVID-19 protocols designed to limit the spread of the virus. UT Tyler President Dr. Michael Tidwell says that plan was effective, but with a bit of a learning curve.
I think one of the bigger challenges that we had to adapt to is that students come to college because they want to get together and meet other people. I think we underestimated the magnetism that students were going to have with one another. We had to make sure that we continue to remind them that it is important that when they are together, they do so in a safe way and a very responsible way, Tidwell said.
According to data from the university, nearly 7,000 students and staff have been tested for COVID-19 since the beginning of the semester, with 265 of those coming back positive.
The cases that we have had on campus we were able to track to either students studying together, which again we want our students to study and do well in their classes, or students getting together in clubs or other kinds of settings, Tidwell said.
Tidwell says required masks, 50% capacity in the classroom, and social distancing have helped curtail infections on campus.
We have more in person classes here at UT Tyler than any other campus in the UT system, so we have really embraced again bringing our students back to campus for one reason and one reason only. Students learn better when they have a faculty member and classmates to interact with on a day to day basis, Tidwell said.
Students will not return to campus following their Thanksgiving break. Final exams will be held online.
A graduation ceremony will be held in spring 2021 that will celebrate the spring 2020, summer 2020, fall 2020, and spring 2021 graduates.
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A software update is now available to the UT iPhone app. The update includes a mobile-friendly version of the MyUTK platform and integration of the Blackboard Learn app, a tool utilized by many students for managing their courses online. iPhone users must download Blackboard Learn separately through the iTunes App Storein order for the two apps to integrate.
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The University of Texas at Tyler recently announced the new Laura B. Jackson Endowed Nursing Scholarship, which will provide financial assistance to nursing students who are taking classes at the UT Tyler Longview facility.
These new scholarships enhance our ability to train quality nurses at our Longview campus, said Dr. Michael Tidwell, UT Tyler President. Like so many others who have contributed to help students in Longview and Gregg County, we appreciate the Jackson and Darby families for their generosity.
Laura Blanche Jackson died of cancer at age 29 in 1992. Prior to her death, she requested that some type of recognition be made to nurses. Lauras cousin, Leah Killingsworth Darby, fulfilled her wish, and in 1993 a charitable trust was created by the Darby Family with Leah, husband John, son Miles and daughter Beth as Trustees.
On behalf of the Laura B. Jackson Trust were delighted to be a part of the endowed scholarship program at UT Tyler, said Miles Darby. The Laura B. Jackson Trust has provided awards and scholarships to deserving nurses and nursing students for more than 24 years. The UT Tyler nursing program is another wonderful outlet for the trusts purposes. On behalf of the Jackson and Darby families, we are grateful for the opportunity to help deserving nursing students.
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 Four Kilgore College art students won scholarships to UT Tylers College Art Symposium in February.  Each spring the symposium and competition is held by the UT Tyler Department of Art and Art History.  It is a juried exhibition with scholarship award opportunities and is a recruitment event for area community colleges.  

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The University of Texas at Tyler today announced a tuition adjustment proposal that would help fund new student success initiatives and remediate the impact of cuts to the state-funded portion of UT Tylers budget. The proposal, which must be approved by the UT Board of Regents, would increases tuition for the fall 2018 and fall 

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