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Report: AZ sheriff's office misused funds meant to remedy racial profiling

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By Angie Wang
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has spent millions of dollars budgeted for compliance costs in a racial profiling case over Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s immigration crackdowns on things that had little or nothing to do with a court-ordered overhaul of the agency, a new report says.
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Virus Outbreak-School Immunizations

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By Angie Wang
| Daily Item Verified
Dr. Sara Goza explains an infant's upcoming vaccinations to his mother in an exam room at First Georgia Physician Group Pediatrics in Fayetteville, Ga., Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2021. The vaccinations that U.S. schoolchildren are required to get to hold terrible diseases like polio, hepatitis, tetanus and whooping cough in check are way behind schedule this year, threatening further complications to a school year already marred by COVID-19. (AP Photo/Angie Wang)
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This Just In: Chopstick Sleeves as Emissaries of Japanese Typography and Culture

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By Angie Wang
| letterformarchive.org
Skip to main menu Skip to main content Skip to footer content January 13, 2025 Collections Designer and educator Angie Wang deciphers a collection of over 500 sleeves recently donated to the Archive. Paper chopstick sleeves emerged at the turn of the 20th century when disposable chopsticks and packaged meals gained popularity with the advent of train travel. In addition to ensuring cleanliness, printed paper chopstick sleeves became vernacular advertisements for shops and restaurants.
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