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More than 30 support staff at the Clark County School District are on their way to becoming licensed teachers by the start of next school year.
Nursing student Acacia Herndon doesn’t graduate from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas until June, but she’s already getting a jump on her career and providing some much-needed assistance at Centennial Hills Hospital during the stressful COVID-19 pandemic.
For more than 30 years, the fiery water show has entranced the masses along the Strip, free to anyone who might be passing by.
This weekend people from all around the world are in Las Vegas to enjoy both the NHL All-Star Game and the NFL Pro Bowl.
It’s hard enough for would-be homebuyers in this hot housing market, but for families with kids, there are additional factors. They have to think about whether there are schools in areas they can afford — and how good those schools are. Outdoor space, or even access to parks, is also a consideration. And for those resources, they’ll pay a premium.
When it comes to the Golden Age of Hollywood, Clara Bow and Rex Bell were at the very top.
When Kim Davis, NHL Senior Executive Vice President of Social Impact, Growth Initiatives and Legislative Affairs, played varsity tennis in high school, her team often had to wait until the boys' team was finished, and had to practice in the dark without benefit of lights.
Vaccination rates also varied from institution to institution. The two universities, UNLV (91 percent) and UNR (87 percent), were by far the most vaccinated, followed by Truckee Meadows Community College (76 percent) and Nevada State College (65 percent).
Cole Smithers, a senior psychology student at UNLV, stepped onto the debate stage with plans to rebuke his classmate’s well-trained arguments in favor of single-payer national healthcare. Treading carefully, Smithers knew he had to refute that reasoning.