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[ad_1] Swiss Manuela Schӓr won the Boston Marathon women’s wheelchair race on Monday, reaching her fourth victory in the event. The defending champion, 37-year-old Schӓr, left the group early and retained the lead for the entire race, finishing in 1 hour 41 minutes 8 seconds. The win expands his victories list. In 2021 alone, Schӓr …
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[ad_1] USA’s Daniel Romanchuk won the Boston Marathon men’s wheelchair race on Monday, taking his second victory there. With the defending champion Swiss Marcel Hug taken before the race, Romanchuk made a clear path to the finish line and finished in 1 hour 26 minutes 58 seconds. Romanchuk, 23, won a gold medal at the …
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[ad_1] Charismatic former New York Ballet star Damian Woetzel named President of the prestigious Juilliard School in 2017, powerful head of the school, Bruce Kovnerpraised the “extraordinary mix” of intellectual and artistic qualities. But earlier this year, Kovner told Woetzel that an internal review found a lack of confidence in his leadership, asking him to …
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[ad_1] reported This week in The Washington Post The Biden administration has been meeting with popular video creators from the social network TikTok and informing them about the war in Ukraine, an unconventional move that could help in the White House’s information war…or ruthlessly mocking. And “Saturday Night Live” was happy to help with that …
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[ad_1] The chair of Columbia University’s Department of Psychiatry was suspended Wednesday “with immediate effect” after referring to a dark-skinned model on Twitter as possibly a “nature freak”. “Whether it’s a work of art or a nature freak, it’s a beautiful sight to behold,” division head Jeffrey A. Lieberman said on Twitter on Monday. A …
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[ad_1] On Tuesday, the Senate announced Dr. He narrowly approved of Robert Califf. The vote was 50-46, with six Republicans crossing the aisle to support him, while five Democrats opposed him. One senator voted present. In recent weeks, Dr. Califf’s prospect of a second confirmation seemed increasingly long. opposition mounted Out of concerns about how …
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[ad_1] Former Ballet Theater director David Hallberg, who performed on Fall for Dance and now sits on City Center’s board of directors, said Shuler was his mentor. “Arlene is the same in every situation,” he said. “It doesn’t put one face for an artist, another face for a board member or audience.” Hallberg, now director …
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[ad_1] Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome H. Powell will tell lawmakers on Tuesday that inflation will likely continue into next year and that the new Omicron variant of the coronavirus is creating more uncertainty around the economic outlook than a copy of his prepared remarks. . Mr. Powell’s words, which will testify before the Senate Banking …
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[ad_1] President Biden will re-nominate Jerome H. Powell. Federal Reserve ensuring policy continuity in a time of rapid inflation and great economic uncertainty, but potentially angering progressive Democrats agitating for a change in leadership. The highly anticipated decision was a return to the tradition of the central bank’s senior official. He was reappointed regardless of …
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[ad_1] Sean O’Brien was a rising star on the International Fellowship of Teamsters in 2017 when the union’s longtime president, James P. Hoffa, effectively pushed him aside. But the move appears to have set fourth-generation Teamster and Boston local president Mr. O’Brien on a path to replace Mr. Hoffa as union president and one of …
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[ad_1] Randal K. Quarles, a Federal Reserve chairman who spent four years overseeing bank supervision, will leave the Fed in December to open an additional seat that will allow the Biden administration to reshape the central bank’s leadership. Mr Quarles’ tenure as vice president of audit ended in October, but his term as governor is …
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[ad_1] Swiss Marcel Hug won his fifth Boston Marathon wheelchair event on Monday, but a wrong turn may have been costly for him. Hug left the field from the first inning and was never challenged, even from afar. It seemed little important that he briefly missed a turn near the finish, by more than seven …
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