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Laurie Stallings highlighted as Remarkable Woman for her work with seniors
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — March is Women’s History Month and all month, WNCT 9 On Your Side is celebrating Remarkable Women in our communities. Eastern Lifestyle’s Kaeli Ricottilli is highlighting Laurie Stallings’ work with senior living. “I’ve never worked a day in my life since I’ve been here at Cypress Glen. Some days are harder than others,” Stallings said.
Laurie Stallings highlighted as Remarkable Woman for her work with seniors
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — March is Women’s History Month and all month, WNCT 9 On Your Side is celebrating Remarkable Women in our communities. Eastern Lifestyle’s Kaeli Ricottilli is highlighting Laurie Stallings’ work with senior living. “I’ve never worked a day in my life since I’ve been here at Cypress Glen. Some days are harder than others,” Stallings said.
2023’s Biggest Hits: Our Staff’s Favorite Stories This Year
As we prepare to close the book on 2023, the staff here at 100 Days is thinking back on some of the writing that resonated with them this past year. With topics ranging from religion to community, check out some of their favorites below.
Exploring the world has never been easier with virtual tours free and available
Many museums, theaters and zoos are offering free virtual tours during the COVID-19 outbreak. Illustration by Caroline Murphy It may seem counterintuitive, but this period of social distancing may be the best time to travel the world. However, this trip does not require travelers hop aboard a plane. They don’t even have to change out of their pajamas.
Film Club president brings back Campus Movie Fest
After WVU didn’t renew its contract with Campus Movie Fest, Jeff Boggess stepped in to ensure the event would go on. “I always advocate this event,” Boggess, a junior advertising student, said. “It’s such a great opportunity.” Boggess had participated in and attended CMF in Fall 2017 and 2018, and found out that the event’s contract was not renewed for 2019 through his status as WVU Film Club president.
German Club commemorates fall of Berlin Wall through reenactment
On Nov. 9, 1989, the destruction of the wall separating East and West Germany began. Now, 30 years later, the WVU German Club is tearing down their own Berlin Wall. In order to celebrate the anniversary of this historic event, the German Club built a replica of the Berlin Wall over a period of around three weeks and will be reenacting the wall’s deconstruction at 3 p.m. on Friday with the WVU History Club.
Second annual Zombie Run to take place at Core Arboretum
The WVU Exercise Physiology Club will be hosting its second annual Zombie Run at the Core Arboretum on Saturday. The Zombie Run will stretch across 2.5 kilometers of trails in the Core Arboretum. “Zombies” will be hiding throughout the course, and runners will be provided with flag football flags that they must keep the zombies from stealing. Pets are not only allowed, but encouraged, and there will be a best dressed pet contest with a special prize going to the winner.
University gets first State of Diversity address
Meshea Poore, vice president of WVU’s Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, called all Mountaineers to move forward united this year and always. “The true definition of a Mountaineer is someone who climbs,” Poore said. “We stand united as one West Virginia family climbing together.
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