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“When somebody feels really itchy and uncomfortable, and all of a sudden they start to get flushed, that’s really concerning,” says Dr. David Benaron, vice chair of the department of emergency medicine at the Â鶹´«Ã½AV School of Medicine. – Time
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"It creates a double bind: students are told to curate or clean up their profiles for professionalism, yet efforts to control their digital presence can be framed as suspicious or evasive,” says Paromita Pain, an associate professor of global media at the Â鶹´«Ã½AV. – Forbes
The City of Reno is launching a historical marker program by installing seven new signs at notable locations—including Reno City Hall and the Lear Theater—to highlight the area's cultural and architectural history, with support from Â鶹´«Ã½AV and other partners, and will provide a map guide at the McKinley Arts Center and City Hall. – My News 4
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