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Pro-Palestine Candidates Are Winning Up and Down the Ballot

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By Beth Miller
| Jacobin Verified
In the spring of 2024, many members of Congress were practically tripping over themselves to condemn and silence antiwar student protesters who were building encampments on their college campuses, calling for their schools to divest from Israel and its genocide of Palestinians. On Columbia University’s campus, the heart of the encampment movement, was alumna Darializa Avila Chevalier.
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Join fellow Blue Hens on I Heart UD Giving Day

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By Christy Selagy, Megan Everhart, Beth Miller
| UDaily Verified
On Wednesday, April 29, the University of Delaware community will come together for its largest annual day of giving and gratitude. Since 2018, I Heart UD Giving Day has generated more than $7 million for hundreds of UD initiatives. With fundraising projects ranging from scholarships and research to athletics and hands-on learning opportunities, this year’s I Heart UD Giving Day is a celebration of the people, passion, purpose and pride that define the Heart of UD.
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Roadmap for farmers

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By Christy Selagy, Megan Everhart, Beth Miller
| UDaily Verified
“Farmers need to figure out what the break-even price is to try and achieve a profitable sales price,” Bruce said. “They need to know what the return on investment is for each input and machinery pass they make in a field. Growing any crop, whether it’s a commodity crop, vegetable, or forage, necessitates understanding the cost of production.” Bruce describes the profit margins as “razor thin” and the tightest he’s observed in years. He predicts no sign of change.
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