3rd Installment – April 6, 2022 Join Keith Moon as he guides readers through The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin, by former New York Times Moscow bureau chief, Steve Myers who recounts Putin’s rise to power from a childhood of abject poverty in Leningrad to his ascent through the ranks of the […]
April 1 arrived with a spectacular rainbow, a colorful harbinger of good things to come! In fact, good things are already popping up across campus, including perky daffodils and fragrant hyacinth! Other good things include the return of our friends from Canine Link who will begin teaching a series of pet therapy classes this week.
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2nd Installment – March 30, 2022 Join Keith Moon as he guides readers through The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin, by former New York Times Moscow bureau chief, Steve Myers who recounts Putin’s rise to power from a childhood of abject poverty in Leningrad to his ascent through the ranks of the
Yea! Winter is over! At Noble, we bid it goodbye with our first St. Patrick’s Day party in two years! St. Patrick’s Day has always occasioned celebrations and with Covid in retreat, this year’s festivities were especially lively. Green decorations animated every corner of Noble and green clothing was the color of choice. Of course,
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Join Keith Moon as he guides readers through The New Tsar: The Rise and Reign of Vladimir Putin, by former New York Times Moscow bureau chief, Steve Myers who recounts Putin’s rise to power from a childhood of abject poverty in Leningrad to his ascent through the ranks of the KGB, and his eventual consolidation of
Sadly, Type 2 Diabetes is quite common in the United States and the numbers of individuals who suffer from the disease are expected to rise over the next decade. We gathered some statistics from the National Diabetes Statistic Report, here are some key findings: 37.3 million Americans—about 1 in 10—have diabetes. About 1 in 5
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A significant part of Noble’s culture is centered around food and community, offering opportunities to nourish our bodies as well as our spirits. In addition to the social aspect of dining, the dietary team is behind the scenes, focused on good food’s healing effects on the body and the mind. Fueling with nutrient-dense foods that aren’t
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March not only signals Covid’s continuing demise, but heralds hope, optimism, and a buoyant sense of expectancy. Perhaps this time, the virus is truly in retreat. Certainly at Noble, it is beginning to feel like the good old days with in-person activities becoming the norm once again. In the last two weeks, we’ve celebrated Mardi
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Though Valentine’s Day has come and gone, we couldn’t resist sharing the above photo. Local community friends like Methodist Church parishioners and teens from Millerton’s Northeast Community Center showered Noble with Valentine’s, and luscious cupcakes, chocolate-covered strawberries, and vases of flowers spread love throughout. Covid’s continuing retreat has encouraged a return of campus visitors, enlivening
