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	United States Daily update ⋅ March 14, 2023
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	UCI News The rites of spring: Match Day UCI News "I was exposed to psychiatric pathology long before medical school. Throughout my life, I've supported many family members and friends through mental health struggles. I've felt the impact of the stigma firsthand as my family struggled within the walls of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Columbia University Athletics Lacrosse Hosts William & Mary Tomorrow; Start Time Moved Up to Noon Columbia University Athletics NEW YORK -- Due to the snowy forecast, tomorrow's home women's lacrosse contest against William & Mary has been moved from a 3 p.m. start to a noon start. The Lions are set to take on the Tribe in a non-conference game at Robert K. Kraft Field, ... Flag as irrelevant
	University of Montana The Big Give Breaks Previous Giving Day Record for Funds to Support UM Students University of Montana MISSOULA – The University of Montana's fourth annual day of giving was the most successful fundraising event of its kind in campus history. Inspiring nearly 900 gifts totaling more than $510,000, it easily surpassed all previous UM giving days, ... Flag as irrelevant
	West of the I Passing lane project on US Highway 50 in Gunnison County to begin March 20 codot.gov The project also includes removal and replacement of 39 guardrail end anchors east and west of passing lane construction. The guardrail work is to be completed from MP 128.31 to 139.07. Work will begin March 20, weather permitting, for clearing and grub ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lees-McRae College Students prepare work for annual Communication Arts and Design Juried Student Exhibition Lees-McRae College According to his artist statement, through his art Musina makes "contemplative, sad, dark and ultimately humorous ruminations on these things. Manifested in text and image ink on paper drawings, life scale oil paintings, and the rare sculpture.". Flag as irrelevant
	Buckeye Firearms Association Five US medical associations form coalition against gun violence The BMJ The BMJ spoke to two trauma surgeons who helped prepare the report. "The best medical treatment is prevention," said Joseph Sakran, assistant professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins University and director of emergency general ... Flag as irrelevant
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