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Businesses are justified for wanting their workers vaccinated — The Ticker
As many are entering, or reentering, the workforce during these uncertain times, some are faced with the dilemma of whether they must receive the COVID-19 vaccination to work or to continue to work at their job.
Baruch Student Named New York Collegiate Institute Scholar — The Ticker
Baruch College Accounting Major, Jehmehl Fair, was named a New York Colligate Scholar for The Institute for Responsible Citizenship on Tuesday.
Walmart gives 450,000 employees wage increases amid $15 minimum wage debate — The Ticker
McMillion stated in the interview that Walmart will continue to raise the company's minimum wage as time progresses, but the minimum wage raises will vary depending on the locations of each store.
Refusing to vote is a call for help, not grounds to punish people — The Ticker
The phrase “the lesser of two evils” was heard all throughout the 2016 election, when it was just Hillary Clinton and former President Donald Trump as the two choices.
“The American Rescue Plan” sparks political debate over measures to restart the economy — The Ticker
The current incarnation of the relief package includes $1,400 stimulus checks, a part of the bill that Biden said is “nonnegotiable.”
Denying Black history in K-12 schools is willfully ignorant — The Ticker
Black history goes far beyond slavery and the civil rights movement, although both topics are crucial and should always be taught in the Black history curriculum.
CUNY names new presidents of Lehman College and Guttman Community College — The Ticker
“Fernando Delgado and Larry Johnson have proven themselves to be not only exceptional teachers and scholars but also leaders who have been excellent role models for students,” Matos Rodríguez said.
CW gives green light for DC Comics ‘Naomi’ pilot
Award-winning Filmmaker Ava DuVernay, and former “Arrow” writer and executive producer Jill Blankenship are teaming up on an adaptation of “Naomi,” DC Comics newest super-heroine, created by writers Brian Michel Bendis and David F. Walker and artist Jamal Campbell in March 2019. The CW has order a pilot of the DC super-hero based off her comic book counterpart.
New COVID-19 variants spark concerns on vaccine efficacy
As new hope arrives in the form of coronavirus vaccinations, the pandemic has taken a turn and the public is worried that it could be for the worse.
Companies opt out of COVID-19 Era Super Bowl Commercial Airtime alternatively: Companies redirect money for Super Bowl commercials towards charitable acts — The Ticker
One of the most popular sports events, the Super Bowl, looked a little different this year, but not just because of coronavirus restrictions. Many brands and companies have decided to not air Super Bowl commercials during the big football event.
CUNY School of Professional Studies Ranks in top 2% of online Bachelor’s programs — The Ticker
The CUNY School of Professional Studies ranked in the top 2% of the U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Online Bachelor’s Program for 2021.
Trump’s tech ban reignites debate on social media censorship — The Ticker
Trump’s banishment reignited the topic of free speech in our country and how far the first amendment can go in the 21st century, as well as the amount of power that big tech companies have in regards to censorship.
CUNY announces plans for an in-person fall 2021 semester — The Ticker
CUNY announced on Jan. 5 that in-person learning will make its return in the fall 2021 semester as a result of the Food and Drug Administration’s approval and distribution of the first COVID-19 vaccines.
People are allowed to make mistakes, but racism can’t be forgiven — The Ticker
The current times are defined as “cancel culture,” where it seems that people in the public eye who make mistakes are met with a powerful backlash from public opinion, resulting in loss of job opportunities and other acylates. But in incidents of racism, time for growth and teaching is an unacceptable argument in the digital age. Groves is now a young adult living in the social media era, and she should know the full scope of her action
DC Future State: Arrowverse style –– everything new coming to the CW-verse
The CW Network is hard at work on several new Arrowverse and DC TV shows for the DC Fandom. Viewers saw how the network dealt with the aftermath of their five part mega crossover event, Crisis on Infinite Earths.