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The end of a year tends to have people thinking about what they should do to plan for the new year and what changes they may need or want to make. While fitness and health goals are generally always on
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Recently, a teacher alerted me to a student’s wearing a “Let’s Go Brandon” shirt, and she asked how to deal with students who wear clothing with this slogan since it is a euphemism for “F$%k Joe Biden.”
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According to a report on Asians in America released by Pew Research Center this April, about 14% of unauthorized immigrants in the United States in 2017 were of Asian descent. The number highlights the fact that Asians in America
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Jarad Lucan and Christopher Engler will present the session, “Connecticut FMLA and Leave Changes on the Horizon” during the Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges (CCIC) Annual Member Forum.
On January 1, 2022, the Connecticut Family and Medical Leave Act will
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The 2021 TABS Annual Conference features sessions and workshops by practitioners in independent schools and legal professionals. Shipman lawyers Morgan Rueckert and Julie Fay along with Julie Faulstich, Head of School for Westover School, will be presenting the following session
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The members of the Nutmeg Board of Education hadn’t paid much attention to the curriculum over the years. But that changed this year. Nutmeg parents have started challenging the Board during Public Comment with complaints about the curriculum. Some parents
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As more workplaces consider mandatory vaccination policies, and with OSHA’s Emergency Temporary Standard expected to be released any day now that will further mandate vaccinations for employers with 100 or more employees, the EEOC has updated its guidance on how
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As 1Ls prepare application materials in a bid to participate in the 2022 SCBA Diversity Fellowship, John Gutierrez (’23) shared his experience as a fellow in last year’s program and what it has done for his law school journey. Read
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From the moment that I met Robert and Tracy, I knew they were special people. As Robert walked onto the University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law campus, his first visit since he graduated in 1988, I could
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