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CMC dean Vince Greer to serve as Pitzer’s next dean of students

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By Wally Bargeron, Mike Segawa, Pitzer College, Sandra Vásquez
| The Student Life Verified
Vince Greer is set to be Pitzer College’s new dean of students starting Dec. 1. (Courtesy: Pitzer College) After a national search, Pitzer College found its new dean of students just across the street from its campus. Claremont McKenna College’s Associate Dean of Students for Diversity & Inclusion and Residential Life Vince Greer will be leaving CMC to fill the Pitzer position on Dec.
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UTB cultural quiz winnersto bag a million shillings

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By Mike Segawa
| The Sunrise Verified
The government will recognize the best schools and students that will emerge winners in the culture quiz competition taking place at the end of July. A school quiz for both primary and secondary schools has been organized as part of activities to celebrate the three days’ International Uganda Cultural Fair.
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‘Gen’ Sudhir should head operation wealth creation

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By Mike Segawa
| Daily Monitor Verified
Whoever said an apple a day will keep a doctor away would agree with me that also reading a book on finance will keep debt collectors and poverty out of your sight. If you can’t buy a book, get one online, or, at least borrow one. BTW, I don’t mean text books recommended for students because they are on syllabus. I mean books like The Richest Man in Babylon by George Samuel Clason, a colleague Grace gave me recently to read. Babylon is known for splendor in its glorious past.
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How do we rebrand our tourism sector?

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By Mike Segawa
| Daily Monitor Verified
Tourists enjoy a boat ride at Murchison Falls National Park recently. Tourism generated Shs1.6 trillion in revenue to Uganda last year. PHOTO BY Faiswal Kasirye Attractions. Dark events associated with Uganda such as Idi Amin, Joseph Kony or even HIV/Aids, are worth museums pieces. We can make from them, and keep our history.
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