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How Spelman’s $100 million donation changed what it could promise future students

Ronda Stryker and William Johnston's $100 million endowment to Spelman College shifts college fundraising from building-centric models to direct student support. This trust-based capital strategy prioritizes scholarships, housing, and democratic initiatives, aiming to reduce debt and enhance student mobility. The donation focuses on human equity and institutional stability, empowering students…

The Times of India

Lent is here – remind me what it's all about? 5 essential reads

Foreheads smudged with the sign of the cross are the most visible sign of Ash Wednesday, which begins the season of Lent in many Christian denominations. The 40-day period leads up to Holy Week, some of the most sacred days in the church calendar – including Easter, which commemorates Christians’…

The Conversation

Belfast man William has been missing since Boxing Day

William Johnston was last seen in the Sandhurst Road area on December 26 2022

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Permission to bug Gerry Hutch sought under 'a culture of secrecy', defence argues

Defence barrister Brendan Grehan added “on its face” there had been an illegal operation of the Criminal Justice Surveillance Act 2009

Dublin Live

Hutch trial hears permission to deploy garda bugging device was sought under 'culture of secrecy'

Defence barrister Brendan Grehan completed his submissions today to the three-judge court on why the secret audio recording, which the State says is "part of the core" of their case, is inadmissible

Irish Mirror

Former CEO of Schubas, Lincoln Hall pleads guilty to secretly recording nanny, others in the nude

Michael Johnston pleaded guilty to a single count of unauthorized videotaping and was sentenced to probation.

Chicago Sun-Times

Thousands honoured 'part of our lives' as Queen left Buckingham Palace for last time

There was a spontaneous gently applause in the crowd as the Queen's procession slipped out of sight down the Mall. Many in attendance compared it to the funeral of Princess Diana

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Scots soldier who had died in action identified and laid to rest at last

THE great-great-niece of a soldier who died in the Battle of Loos more than a century ago said she hoped more families would be able to see their…

The National (Scotland)

I hope more war heroes can be identified and given proper burials, says relative

Sharon Williamson, the great-great-niece of Private William Johnston, attended his funeral in France on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Soldiers laid to rest more than a century since they fell in Battle of Loos

Private William Johnston, of the Royal Scots Fusiliers, and an unidentified East Yorkshire Regiment soldier were buried at the Loos British Cemetery.

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