CAMUS’ “THE PLAGUE” OFFERS LESSONS FOR HANDLING THE CORONAVIRUS
Albert Camus' "The Plague": “What’s true of all the evils in the world is true of plague as well. It helps men to rise above themselves...what we learn…
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Albert Camus' "The Plague": “What’s true of all the evils in the world is true of plague as well. It helps men to rise above themselves...what we learn…
NAACP CEO Johnson: “We can think of no better way of celebrating his legacy than continuing to fight and make sure we—as Black people—are counted. On behalf of…
Weingarten: “With this global pandemic, there is a recognition that science matters and government matters. We need government to help us navigate the multitude of crises..." Photo: AFT…
Nate Davis: “With schools closing their doors – potentially for months – K12 is committed to providing the support and tools that will enable students of all ages…
Congresswoman Pressley. “Our $1.6 trillion student debt crisis stands in the way of any meaningful economic recovery effort during and after this pandemic, which is why we must…
AFT's Weingarten: “This school year is not a wash—we’ve had seven months of instruction...We’re holding out hope we can bring a sense of completion and finality to kids…
While the organization is following Department of Education guidelines and is closing its doors until at least April 20, its leadership is prepared to continue virtual learning for…
AFT President Randi Weingarten said: “Closing schools is an agonizing decision, but, with caveats, it’s the inevitable and correct one in the midst of this unprecedented national emergency."…
PSC' Bowen: "The University's first priority must now be to avoid endangering employees and students. Students' ability to finish the semester, as important as that is for the…
Saturday was a day dedicated to the celebration of PI. Not blueberry, sweet potato, or key lime pie - we're writing about the mathematical constant whose value (3.14159...)…