Brandon Jacoby, senior biology major, grills up free barbecue during the Global Medical Brigade’s Rock painting event Wednesday, despite the afternoon rain. The Rock painting, barbecue and bake sale were held to promote autism awareness. / photo by Christian Uriarte
The Claremont High School theater program hosted its second play of 2020 last week with the showing of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time.”
Members of the ULV community gathered Tuesday in Morgan Auditorium to watch the film, “Neurotypical: normal is a cycle on a washing machine,” by Adam Larsen, presented by the Center for Neurodiversity, Learning, and Wellness, which centers on the experiences of people with autism.
Choosing an appropriate, educational television show for your children has become a reality in modern parenting. Time and time again, “Sesame Street” has proven to be the best choice for their commitment to inclusivity.