#Tracey Cortez

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from the dark with you above me chapter 3

“Yeah,” she said. “I think it’ll be a great weekend.” ao3

“Tracey, just who I wanted to see” Jack said, approaching Tracey and Serena who were sitting in a booth by the window with salads and coffee. Abbie and Jack had similar plans for after they delivered their news, though they were both more sandwich people. Serena looked a little pink for half a second and coughed into her napkin. Abbie had the advantage of being prepared.

“Serena,” Jack acknowledged the other attorney’s presence.

“To what do we owe the pleasure?” Tracey asked, not bothering to conceal her annoyance at her meal being interrupted.

“Can’t I just be happy to see you?” Jack said with his characteristic smile.

“You could’ve expressed that joy this morning,” Tracey said returning his smile.

“My mistake,” Jack said. “No, I wanted to warn you,” he said, “Arthur is going to push for a plea on your Cortez case. Apparently there is pressure for a resolution from the mayor. Just thought you should be prepared.” Tracey nodded. Serena drummed her fingers against the table and sighed.

“Interesting,” Tracey said.

Abbie watched Serena as she lifted her latte and took a sip, as she licked the foam off of her lips. She was having trouble convincing herself last Friday had been a mistake. She enjoyed herself, but she couldn’t afford to get herself into a complicated situation like this one. She had a couple, very fun, lapses in judgment.

“It is,” Jack said.

“Well, I’ll talk to him,” Tracey said. “Thanks, Jack.”

“No problem,” he said. “Enjoy your lunch.”

Jack and Abbie ordered quickly, and when their sandwiches arrived, Jack asked a question Abbie was hoping to avoid.

“How was your weekend?”

Abbie tensed. “It was fine,” she said.

“Just fine?” Jack pried.

“Uneventful,” Abbie said, knowing he could pick up on her tone. He looked at her expectantly and she gave him more information. “I went out with some friends.” Jack seemed pleasantly surprised. “How was yours?” she asked.

“I didn’t do much. I read a novel.”

“Nice,” she said. “So about this motion.” --- Jack and Charlie were letting Abbie and Alex do most of the work for this case, even inside the courtroom. Tuesday saw them in the office late, buried in paperwork, poking at cold butter chicken.

“I’m starting to lose some hope,” Alex said.

“I’m not,” Abbie said, only half believing herself.

“I don’t believe you.”

“I’m being genuine.” Abbie turned a page and took a bite. The silence between the two of them had hardly settled in when Alex spoke again.

“Do you really think we shouldn’t cut a deal?” She asked. Abbie did not want to take a deal of any kind. On the other hand, Nash was a killer who had slipped through the DA’s fingers once before, and without the murder weapon, their evidence was thin. They could place him near the crime scene-- along with a hundred other people. He had been more careful this time and there had not been any bloody clothes in his closet. Nobody saw him drag the victim into the bathroom, nobody heard her scream. He wore a condom. It was as though a ghost had committed the crime. He even seemed to select his target arbitrarily, without a concrete motive they could present to the jury. If that wasn’t enough, thanks to a hearing that had not gone their way, they weren’t even able to mention the case Jack hadn’t been able to get a conviction on. His lawyer had suggested a deal a few days before, and once the weapon was definitely out of the picture, Jack and Charlie were amenable to the idea. As much as they wanted to win this at trial, they wanted Nash in prison. Abbie was the final holdout. She sighed.

“I certainly don’t want to.”

“But do you really think we can get a conviction? I mean, we’ve had four detectives going through this case with a fine tooth comb for weeks.”

Abbie waited a minute, thinking over what she could say next, but Alex beat her to it.

“Serena thinks it’s remarkable that Pierce would even suggest man one.”

The mention of Serena took her off guard.

“Serena has an opinion on our case?” She said, cold and annoyed. Serena had no standing. Alex exhaled a laugh.

“Serena has an opinion on everything.”

“I just don’t see why you would feel the need to consult with anybody but those of us who are actually on the case.” Alex smiled at her.

“Serena and I talk about everything. I trust her judgment and she trusts mine.”

“Well, I don’t know her well enough to agree,” she said. “The only perspectives that should matter are those of the attorneys and detectives on the case.”

“Right,” Alex said. “And everyone but you is on the same page.” Abbie couldn’t argue with that. She knew she would eventually be outvoted if this went on much longer.

“Look,” Abbie said. “Would you ask the detectives to canvass the gala guests one more time? Maybe someone has spontaneously remembered something.” It was a long shot, but she thought it could be worth it.

“Why can’t you do it?” Alex asked.

“Start with Benson, she can break the news. I’m sure she’ll be receptive” Abbie said. She had picked up on whatever was going on between Alex and the detective, they were not subtle. Alex considered it.

“I imagine she would be as receptive if you did the asking.”

“Sure,” Abbie said. They looked at each other, waiting for the other person to blink.

“Fine,” Alex said. “I’ll call her in the morning.”

“Thank you,” Abbie said.

---

Abbie collided with someone in the front doorway at One Hogan Place. Hot coffee splashed onto her from the opening of the plastic lid. Papers went flying from the other person’s arms.

“Sorry, sorry,” they said.

“Hi, Serena,” Abbie said, amused. Serena was hastily gathering what she had dropped. She looked up. Her face was faintly pink.

“Hi,” Serena said, out of breath, as she stood up, messy stack of papers in tow. “I was just headed to the courthouse.”

“Naturally,” Abbie said. She looked down at her sweater to assess the extent of the spill, cursing herself for wearing white today. Serena did not reply. “Well, it’s nice to see you,” Abbie said.

“You too,” Serena said. “I should,”

“Me too,” Abbie said, stepping back to let Serena out of the door.

As she walked upstairs, Abbie couldn’t help but think about how endearing Serena could be.

---

“Come in,” Abbie said in response to the knock at her door.

“Good news and bad news,” Olivia said.

“Oh great,” Abbie said, putting aside her pen.

“Good news is that we have a witness. The bad news is he’s the victim’s ex boyfriend who has multiple domestic violence complaints.” Abbie brought her hand to her temple. Of course it couldn’t be simple.

“I imagine that’s why he wasn’t forthcoming earlier.”

“Yep,” Olivia said. “I mean, can we still use him?”

“How credible is his account?”

“Very. He was following her around the ballroom and therefore he saw Nash pull her into the bathroom and heard him say ‘shut the fuck up bitch’ before it went silent. Then he, quote, ‘had another canapé.’”

“Jesus,” Abbie said. “Then yes, we should still be able to use him.”

“Can you try and exclude any mention of the domestic incidents?”

“Unfortunately not,” Abbie said. “And I have to tell the defense about them.” Olivia’s face fell. “I know. Ultimately it’s Jack and Charlie’s call whether or not to put him on the stand.”

“You can’t let him get away with this again,” Olivia said.

“I know,” Abbie said. “We’re doing everything within our power. Have you told everyone else?”

“No,” Olivia said. “Since you ordered the re-canvass, I thought I’d tell you first.”

“Thanks, detective Benson,” Abbie said, appreciative.

“Olivia,” she said. “No problem.” She was charming. Abbie saw what Alex saw in her. “I’m going to go tell everyone else.”

“Jack stepped out for some food but he’ll be back soon. Alex and Charlie are in his office.”

“Thanks,” Olivia said. Abbie picked up a slight disappointment in her voice.

--- “Shouldn’t you go home? It’s a Friday night,” Jack said, poking his head into her office. “It’s late.”

“I know you, of all people, are suggesting I neglect important work in favor of sleep.”

“On the contrary, Abbie, I of all people know how important sleep is.” A noise behind him made Jack turn around. “Serena,” he said. “I was just telling Miss Carmichael here to follow your example.”

Serena walked up next to him. She had on a nice black fall jacket and carried a brown briefcase. She looked tired, her hair was slightly disheveled. She smiled at Abbie and Abbie smiled back wider. She liked Serena’s smile. She was very expressive, which Abbie found both confusing and endearing.

“Actually, Tracey just kicked me out. Sorry to disappoint, Jack,” she said.

“And I am following her lead,” Jack said. “Let’s call you two a cab.”

“You can’t make me leave,” Abbie said, stubborn.

“Can’t I?” Jack said. As much as she hated to admit it, Abbie was ready to leave. She acquiesced, gathering her things. They were able to catch a cab quickly after they determined they were going in the same direction.

“Goodnight, ladies,” Jack said, opening the door for them.

“Ladies,” Serena repeated.

“Right,” Abbie said.

An awkward silence fell over the car. Serena broke it.

“Alex told me, about the witness,” she said.

“Alex tells you everything, it seems.”

“We always have.” Abbie considered what everything included here.

Serena hadn’t left her mind this week. She was thinking about her significantly more than she would an ordinary hook-up. Serena was attractive, interesting, and great in bed. That thought was at the front of her mind, it hung in the air between them. Only a foot separated them, and it made her think about touching her. She knew it was a bad idea. She didn’t find herself caring.

Serena touched her first. She reached over and tucked a strand of hair out of her face and let her hand trace down to her shoulder.

“So,” she said. “Was it a good week?”

Abbie cleared her throat.

“I’ve had worse,” she said.

“I’m just glad it’s Friday. I hope my weekend is relaxing.”

“I have a feeling it will be,” Abbie replied, her voice low.

They reached Abbie’s place first. Serena gave her a pointed look that asked a question without words.

Abbie got out of the cab and opened Serena’s door. She took her hand and helped her out like a gentleman.

“Yeah,” she said. “I think it’ll be a great weekend.”

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Timothy Spall as Phil Olson, and James Gammon as Earl May, and a dead guy in a scene from Appaloosa (2008). Tim was born in London and has 155 acting credits from 1978 to 2022. In 2014 Tim was influential British painter JWM Turner in Mr Turner. Appaloosa was directed by Ed Harris. Ed's first directorial credits was Pollack, as influential painter Jackson Pollack.

Jim was born in Newman, Illinois, and had 146 acting credits from a 1966 episode of The Wild Wild West, to 2009. His other notable credits include episodes of Bonanza, Batman (as Osiris), The VIrginian, The High Chapparal, Gunsmoke, Kung Fu, The Waltons (8 episodes), Cannon, Charley's Angels (2), Cagney and Lacey, Murder She Wrote, The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (as Teddy Roosevelt), LA Law (2), Tracey Takes On, Monk, Grey's Anatomy, and Nash Bridges (196 episodes).

Jim's film credits include Cool Hand Luke (as Sleepy), Urban Cowboy, Any Which Way You Can, The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez, Vison Quest, Silverado, Ironweed, Major League, Major League II, Wyatt Earp, Natural Born Killers, Streets of Laredo (as Charles Goodnight), Wild Bill, The Apostle, a voice in The Iron Giant, Cold Mountain, and Silver City.

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and NDP MP Tracey Ramsey today called out Donald Trump’s racist remarks towards US democratic Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib:

https://twitter.com/theJagmeetSingh/status/1150526061442211840

https://twitter.com/traceyram/status/1150429466772029442

Context:

'Why Don't They Go Back': President Trump Tweets at Congresswomen of Color

If I’m not mistaken Jagmeet Singh is the only party leader in Canada that has been directly calling out Donald Trump’s bigotry, not just today but over and over again since he was elected as leader.

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2000-2003 - We will not be silenced. We must fight back against transphobia.

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For Merlinka, murdered on March 22, 2003, in Belgrade, Serbia.

For Jorge Rafael Cruz, murdered on March 25, 2003, in Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala.

For Kim Mimi Young, murdered on April 9, 2003, in Washington D.C.

For Jessica Mercado, murdered on May 9, 2003, in New Haven, CT.

For Tanesa Starr, murdered on May 22, 2003, in Birmingham, AL.

For Debbie Gould, who took her own life on May 31, 2003, in London, United Kingdom.

For Shelby Tracey Tom, murdered on May 31, 2003, in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

For Michael Charles Hurd, murdered on June 18, 2003, in Houston, TX. 

For Dayana Valverde, murdered on July 1, 2003, in Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala.

For Rogelio Jiménez Cortez, murdered on July 4, 2003, in Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala.

For Ericka Yáñez, murdered on July 15, 2003, in San Pedro Sula, Cortés, Honduras.

For Cinnamon Perry, murdered on July 20, 2003, in Houston, TX.

For Selena çlvarez-Hernández, murdered on July 31, 2003, in Council Bluffs, IO.

For Amirilis, murdered on August 3, 2003, in Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala.

For Marcelo Cesar Goulart, murdered on August 8, 2003, in Criciúma, Santa Catarina, Brazil.

For Emonie Kiera Spaulding, murdered on August 20, 2003, in Washington, D.C.

For Cassandra “Tula” Do, murdered on August 26, 2003, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

For Enrico Taglialatela, murdered on August 30, 2003, in Napoli, Campania, Italy.

For Sindy Cuarda, murdered on September 20, 2003, in San Pablo, CA.

For Adrian Torres de Assuncao, murdered on October 7, 2003, in Brescia, Lombardy, Italy.

For Erika Johana, murdered on October 10, 2003, in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

For Rider Orcero, murdered on October 30, 2003 in Milan, Lombardy, Italy.

For Stanley Van Dyke Traylor, murdered on November 6, 2003, in Oakland, CA.

For Lee “China” Zainal, murdered on November 30, 2003, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

For all the other trans siblings who were murdered or went missing.

[julianbrandtrelated]

Was hörst du aktuell denn so? Wenn du Zeit hast kannst du ja mal was auflisten, würde ich mich drüber freuen.

Wann hat man mehr Zeit als Sonntag früh im Bett? Deutsch/Englisch/Spanisch/Französisch je 15.

Deutsch

• Bye Bye aka Delicious - Trettmann

• Hätten wir sein können - Trettmann

• Retro Shirt - Trettmann

• Zeit steht - Trettmann ft. Alli Neumann

• Karneval - Raf Camora, Bonez MC (endlich auf Spotify verfügbar!!!)

• Puta Madre - Raf Camora

• Honda Civic - Bonez MC

• Genauso - Dardan, Xiara

• Roller - Apache 207

• 2 Minuten - Apache 207

• Sidechickz - Apache 207

• Mamma Mia - Jamule

• Hellwach - PA Sports ft. Jamule & MoTrip

• Cashflow - PA Sports

• Ich müsste lügen - Juju

Englisch

• I Got 5 On It - Luniz, Michael Marshall

• Location - Dave ft. Burna Boy

• Should I Stay or Should I Go (Remastered) - The Clash

• Slow Dancing in a Burning Room - John Mayer

• Circels - Post Malone

• Die For Me - Post Malone ft. Halsey & Future

• Hot Girl Bummer - Blackbear

• Good Things Fall Apart - Illenium ft. Jon Bellion

• Ain‘t Nobody But Me - Supertramp

• Ima Read - Zebra Katz, Njena Reddd Foxxx

• Too Much To Handle (Remix) - XYconstant, Great Good Fine Ok

• Hi! Bye! - Rushy

• Rina - AJ Tracey

• House Key - Lolawolf

• Dark Light - Night Lovell

Spanisch

• China - Anuel AA, Daddy Yankee, Karol G, J Balvin, Ozuna

• Baila Baila Baila - Ozuna

• La Cartera - Farruko, Bad Bunny

• Que Calor - Major Lazer, Diplo ft. J Balvin & El Alfa

• Diabla (Official Remix) - Farruko, Lary Over, Bad Bunny

• Como on Bebé - J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Mr Eazi

• Que Pretendez - J Balvin, Bad Bunny

• Ginza - J Balvin

• Peligrosa - J Balvin, Wisin, Yandel

• 6 AM - J Balvin, Farruko

• No Me Conoce (Remix) - Jhay Cortez, J Balvin, Bad Bunny

• Easy - Jhay Cortez

• La Onda (LLP Remix) - Mike Diamondz

• Sin Pijama - Becky G, Natti Natasha

• 11 PM - Maluma

Französisch

• Flêcheur fou - Jul

• Ma che beauté - Jul

• Au DD - PNL

• 91‘s - PNL

• Comportement - Aya Nakamura

• Par amour - Dadju, Maître Gims

• Ce soir ne sors pas - Lacrim, Maître Gims

• Bella - Maître Gims

• Est-ce que tu m’aimes? - Maître Gims

• Qu‘est ce que t‘as? - Marwa Loud

• En équipe - Naps

• Amour X - Niska

• Aubameyang - Ghost ST, Soolking, Djam Chow

• Bravo - MHD

• Tous les mêmes - Stromae

[kisiskaciwanopenletter-blog]

An Open Letter to the University of Regina Press, regarding the kisiskâciwan anthology:

 An Open Letter to the University of Regina Press, regarding the kisiskâciwan anthology (Indigenous Voices from where the River Flows Swiftly):

Over the past year, University of Regina Press invited Indigenous authors from the four directions of Saskatchewan to submit their written works for an upcoming anthology. We were excited to be part of the necessary honoring of great Indigenous writing from our respective homelands.

Much of our writing is an expression of our experiences with the ongoing, violent impacts of colonization. We know the intricacies of this violence: racism has deep roots here, entangled with misogyny and patriarchy. As Indigenous women and Two-Spirit people, we are too familiar with the verbal, physical, and psychological abuse that is a key part of colonialism, attempting to make Indigenous women’s experiences invisible, and therefore, disposable. We want to see the end of violence that is freely and inconsequentially directed at our bodies, minds, and well-being.

It was brought to our attention that the kisiskâciwan anthology will include the work of Neal McLeod, who has recently been charged and pled guilty to domestic assault. We cannot consent to publish our work alongside Neal McLeod, whom to the best of our knowledge has not made amends to those that he has harmed.

After discussions with the University of Regina Press, we are disappointed that their decision is to proceed with the anthology in support of Neal’s work, even after we stated we will be removing our collection of voices from the anthology in an act of solidarity with Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people (MMIWG2S) and survivors of assault. In an era of MMIWG2S, we believe in concrete actions to build a future where gendered colonial violence is over.

We ask the University of Regina Press and the editors of the kisiskâciwan anthology to honor the experiences of Indigenous women and abuse survivors by removing Neal McLeod from this anthology.

We ask the University of Regina Press, along with all other publishing houses, schools and universities, governments, and cultural spaces to recognize the lifesaving necessity of supporting Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people who name abuse and abusers.

We believe we must question, disrupt and abolish systems of misogyny and patriarchy, in order to be free to direct our energy and work towards a place of thriving for Indigenous women and Two-Spirit folks. Until these places become real and readily accessible, our work will remain with us, and with publishers who understand our worth.

Signed,

Erica Violet Lee Nickita Longman Sylvia McAdam  Lindsay Knight                                         Night Kinistino  Dawn Dumont

In Solidarity, Chelsea Vowel, Ian Campeau, Billy-Ray Belcourt, Alicia Elliott, Zoe Todd, Sheelah McLean, Janice Makokis, Samantha Marie Nock, Katherena Vermette, Emily Riddle, Shannon Houle, Robert Innes, Christi Belcourt, Jesse Wente, Tracey Lindberg, Hayden King, Daniel Heath Justice, Leanne Simpson, Eden Robinson, Tara Williamson, Paul Seesequasis, Tracy Bear, Erin Marie Konsmo, Kayla Ironstar, Angela Semple, Laura Reid Kooji, Jennifer Adese, Eve Tuck, Dallas Hunt, Joshua Whitehead, Ryan McMahon, Sandi Auger, Renae Watchman, David Gaertner, Melanie Lefebvre, Sarah Nickel, Gail MacKay, Lou Cornum,  Thohahente Kim Weaver, Lee Maracle, Thirza Cuthand, Sherri Swidrovich, Tara Borin, Erin Soros, David Parent, Emma Schultz, Darlene Sicotte, Susan Greer, Pauline Wakeham, Kim Wheeler, The Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG), Sarah Cortez, Molly Swain, Cowboy Smithx, Rene Ariens, Michelle Lee, Shawn Johnston, Crystal Fraser, Adam Gaudry, Ashley Morford, RJ Jones, Aylan Couchie, Julia Christensen, Renée Roman Nose, Franki Harrogate, Terri Monture, Veldon Coburn, Hayley Lapalme, Darryl Leroux, Kathryn NicDhàna, Madeleine Reddon, Glen Coulthard, Stephen Steward, Christian Bertelsen, Turning the Tide Bookstore, Jaime Forsythe.

to add your name in support, email kisiskaciwan@gmail.com.

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•UFC: SAO PAULO Results•

Donny Rockett. @drockett6969

November 16th

PRELIM RESULTS:

Tracey Cortez (7-1) vs Vanessa Melo  (10-7)

RESULTS: Cortez def Melo via Unanimous Decision

Isabella de Padua (5-2) vs Ariane Lipski (12-5)

RESULTS: Lipski def Padua via Unanimous Decision

Renan Barao (34-9) vs Douglas Andrade (26-3)

RESULTS: Andrade def Barao via Unanimous Decision

Randy Brown(12-3) vs Warlley…

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[vaudevillefuntimes-blog]

Chubby Oates, Dennis Gilding & Paul James "Pantos and the Art of Female Impersonation 1998 on Radio Kent ...Chubby Oates and Dennis Gilding discuss with Paul James Pantomimes and the Art of Female Impersonation on Radio Kent in 1998.A lively light hearted chat about show biz and the entertainment world in days gone by. Lots of fun and fond memories…a little trip back down memory lane.  This interview contains lots of footage of some great acts including Chubby Oates, Mrs Shufflewick, Lee Tracey, Cardew Robinson, Tommy Osborne, Rusty Goffe, Bobby Davro   and loads, loads more.  Well worth a listen!!

[jessicakehoe]

These Are the Canadian Films We’re Looking Forward to at TIFF 2020

TIFF 2020 kicks off on September 10, and while this year’s lineup is greatly reduced due to the coronavirus pandemic, there’s still plenty to look forward to. Read on for the projects by Canadian filmmakers we’re most excited to watch this year.

Beans Based on the true story of the Oka Crisis, this film by first-time director Tracey Deer chronicles the three-month standoff between two Mohawk communities and government forces in Quebec in 1990. Told through the perspective of a 12-year-old Mohawk girl named Beans, the coming-of-age drama tackles important topics like Indigenous identity, activism and protest.

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No Ordinary Man From Canadian filmmakers Aisling Chin-Yee and Chase Joynt, this documentary maps out the life and career of Billy Tipton, a 20th-century American jazz musician and trans icon. Tipton gained fame across the United States in the 1940s and ’50s but his trans identity wasn’t revealed publicly until after his death in 1989. The film serves to honour his legacy through a diverse group of contemporary trans performers, while also examining the intense media scrutiny faced by members of the trans community.

Aisling Chin-Yee (@spectraversa) and @ChaseJoynt's NO ORDINARY MAN explores the legacy of 20th century American jazz musician and trans icon Billy Tipton, brought to life by a group of contemporary trans artists. #TIFF20 https://t.co/Ajrm1eZybl pic.twitter.com/3BL2X4mLm1

— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) July 30, 2020

Shiva Baby This debut feature from Canadian filmmaker Emma Seligman emerged from a short film she directed as her NYU film school thesis. Taking place over the course of a shiva she attends with her parents, the film follows the protagonist as she deals with curious family members, embittered exes and more.

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Inconvenient Indian Based on an award-winning book, this documentary examines the ongoing colonization of Indigenous peoples in North America, particularly the colonization of history, culture and traditions. Directed by Indigenous actress/filmmaker Michelle Latimer, the documentary features archival footage, interviews, dance, visual arts, and traditional customs like tattooing and hunting.

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Enemies of the State This unsettling documentary tells the story of an American family seeking political asylum in Canada after their “hacktivist” son is targeted by the US government for his alleged ties to WikiLeaks.

Sonia Kennebeck's (@skdocs) bizarre tale of secrets and lies, ENEMIES OF THE STATE, follows an American family seeking refuge in Canada after their hacker son is targeted by the US government. #TIFF20 https://t.co/R3HNh0ajbF pic.twitter.com/e43LywhZvh

— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) July 30, 2020

The New Corporation Canadian filmmaker Jennifer Abbott and University of British Columbia law professor Joel Bakan are teaming up again for a sequel to their award-winning 2003 documentary, The Corporation. Their latest film exposes the current trend of companies rebranding themselves as socially responsible, and features thinkers and leaders like Anand Giridharadas, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Katie Porter.

.@joelbakan and Jennifer Abbott's THE NEW CORPORATION: THE UNFORTUNATELY NECESSARY SEQUEL exposes how companies are desperately rebranding as socially responsible — and threatening democratic freedoms in the process. #TIFF20 https://t.co/aOlXIfVwSQ pic.twitter.com/HZhhMsoRgG

— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) July 30, 2020

The Water Walker This short documentary follows 15-year-old Anishinaabe water activist Autumn Peltier as she travels to the United Nations to advocate for clean drinking water—a basic human right—in Indigenous communities around the world.

THE WATER WALKER follows Anishinaabe water activist Autumn Peltier’s powerful call for clean drinking water in Indigenous communities around the 🌎.

Autumn will be joined by @NaomiAKlein for a free conversation on climate activism and its impact.https://t.co/8yY8x45DnB #TIFF20 pic.twitter.com/v9Wsy0K2no

— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) August 27, 2020

Trickster Based on Eden Robinson’s bestselling novel, this supernatural series from the CBC is directed by Michelle Latimer and follows an Indigenous teen struggling to support his dysfunctional family amid myth, magic and monsters.

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Violation Canadian filmmaking duo Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli, whose previous short works have won various awards, return to the festival with their debut feature-length film. Following a pair of estranged sisters who reunite for a weekend getaway, the psychological thriller explores themes of violence, betrayal and revenge.

VIOLATION dirs. Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli#TIFF20 pic.twitter.com/t8A3JY2n63

— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) September 6, 2020

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Warren gets caught in Senate primary crossfire

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Warren gets caught in Senate primary crossfire

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said recently: “I couldn’t ask for a better partner in the Senate than Ed Markey. He is a good friend. Joe Kennedy is also a good friend.“ | Sean Rayford/Getty Images

2020 Elections

The Massachusetts senator has a history with Rep. Joe Kennedy III, but she’s endorsed incumbent Sen. Ed Markey.

BOSTON — When Elizabeth Warren needed a glowing introduction to her speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention, her former law school student, Rep. Joe Kennedy III, was there to provide it. When she needed someone to introduce her to the teeming crowd when she launched her presidential campaign earlier this year, Kennedy once again was the choice.

Yet as Kennedy embarks on the biggest race of his career, a primary challenge to Sen. Ed Markey next year, Warren won’t be returning the favor. In a contest that will force the Massachusetts political class to choose sides, Warren has endorsed Markey.

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The awkwardness is hard to miss.

In standing by her Senate colleague, Warren is lining up with much of the state’s Democratic establishment. Markey, who has served in Congress since the 1970s, has the backing of the majority of the congressional delegation and the state Legislature. Few of them are anxious to see a respected incumbent taken down in a primary that largely hinges on generational themes.

In Warren’s case, she announced her endorsement of Markey months ago, before Kennedy’s plans became public.

“Elizabeth Warren made a commitment and she’s going to keep that commitment. And when you’re running for president, that’s a smart thing because you want people to believe you keep your word, and in this case she is,” said Mary Anne Marsh, a political analyst at Dewey Square Group in Boston. “In the end, Elizabeth Warren is not gonna get involved in the U.S. Senate race in Massachusetts when she’s trying to win the biggest race of her life, which is [for] the White House.”

With speculation about the race building to a fever pitch, Warren once again was forced to address the issue last weekend.

“I endorsed Sen. Markey back in February. I couldn’t ask for a better partner in the Senate than Ed Markey. He is a good friend. Joe Kennedy is also a good friend. I have worked with him since he was a student of mine. Both he and his wife were my students. I have worked with him as a congressman. I have nothing but the highest respect for him and I have no criticism,” Warren said at the Massachusetts Democratic convention on Saturday.

The questions aren’t likely to go away, as long as there’s suspicion that her heart is with Kennedy in the race. While other prominent Massachusetts political figures, including former Rep. Barney Frank, have said Kennedy should avoid a challenge and save Democratic resources for defeating President Donald Trump, Warren has been more circumspect, saying only that she is not concerned by the prospect of a Senate primary.

“I’m not worried about any part of that,” Warren told reporters on Saturday. “You can ask this 400 different ways and you’re going to get the same answer. I’ve endorsed Sen. Markey, I am friends with Congressman Kennedy and with Sen. Markey. That’s what I have to say.”

At least one of the senior people advising her presidential campaign will also be working for Kennedy’s campaign: Tracey Lewis, the deputy campaign manager on Warren’s 2012 Senate race who was one of the first hires announced by her presidential exploratory committee. The Warren campaign paid Lewis’ firm, TL Strategies, $55,000 through the first two quarters of 2019.

Markey’s campaign declined to comment on a top Warren campaign hand working for Kennedy’s Senate run.

And while Kennedy has stumped for her in New Hampshire, Warren brushed off the suggestion that her former law student was putting her in a tough spot by campaigning for her when she can’t do the same for him. “No,” Warren told reporters at the state convention last weekend, flatly. She conceded that she had spoken with Kennedy, but declined to say what they talked about.

At the state party convention, where both Markey and Warren were keynote speakers, the two senators did not appear together — Attorney General Maura Healey brought Warren onstage. But Markey was careful to highlight his relationship with Warren. Before he addressed the party activists, he played an introduction video that featured clips of Warren and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsing him.

Markey pushed back on a suggestion that Kennedy has been a more vigorous campaigner for Warren’s presidential bid.

“I’ve already been up to New Hampshire for Sen. Warren. I’ve already campaigned for her in Michigan. So I’m a big supporter of Sen. Warren. I think she is gonna become the next president of the United States, and I’m honored to be her partner on the floor of the Senate,” Markey said. “I’m honored by the incredible things she continues to say about me and my partnership with her.”

Yet that partnership doesn’t date back as far as Warren’s relationship with the Kennedy scion, which predates his time in Congress. Kennedy took at least two of Warren’s classes at Harvard Law School, including advanced bankruptcy, when the financial crisis hit in 2008. He even met his wife in one of her classes.

As Warren went to Washington in the aftermath of the crash and pushed for a consumer finance watchdog as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform package, Kennedy assisted her efforts by lobbying then-Massachusetts Rep. Bill Delahunt — for whom Kennedy once served as an intern — on the proposal.

“Congressman Delahunt (with Joe Kennedy’s help) and Congressman [Brad] Miller were ready to go, eager to take on the fight for the agency in the House,” recalls Warren in her book “A Fighting Chance.”

Warren’s relationship with — and affection for — the Kennedy clan runs deep. Starting in the late ’90s, Warren and the late Sen. Ted Kennedy, who was Joe Kennedy’s great-uncle, were early allies in what Warren often calls the “Bankruptcy Wars.”

Warren on occasion is sentimental about occupying the same Senate seat that both Ted and John F. Kennedy held.

“I sit at their desk and you know how I know that? They wrote their names in the drawer,” she told a town hall in the small town of Kermit, W.Va., last spring. “It’s true! Schoolteachers know, it’s like every bad 4th grader. And, I’ll tell you, when it gets really tough some days I sit on the floor of the Senate and I listen to some of this stuff and I open the drawer and just run my thumb across their names and I think, ‘You stay in the fight for what you believe in.’”

There’s been quiet speculation that Warren could flip her endorsement, but it’s not clear Kennedy needs the boost. Early polling shows Kennedy with an edge in the race. The 38-year-old congressman runs 14 points ahead of Markey in a head-to-head contest, and he’s up 9 points when tested against Markey and the other primary challengers, executive Steve Pemberton and attorney Shannon Liss-Riordan, according to the Boston Globe/Suffolk University poll.

“The interesting question — and we’ll never know — is what would Elizabeth Warren have done if she didn’t endorse six or seven months ago and waited until now?” Marsh said. “What if she had waited until Joe Kennedy got into the race and had to choose between the two? She may very well have had the same answer.”

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May 16, 2018: In other news

WCC holds 52nd Commencement Ceremony on Tuesday, May 15

 Wilkesboro, N.C. – Wilkes Community College’s 52nd Annual Commencement Ceremony took place on Tuesday, May 15, in the John A. Walker Community Center on the Wilkes Campus. Two ceremonies will be held.

 The Health Sciences Division and Applied Career Technologies Division graduates  participated in the 4 p.m. ceremony. The Arts & Sciences Division and the Business & Public Service Technologies Division graduates participated in the 7 p.m. ceremony.

 Presenters for the program were Dr. Jeff Cox, president of Wilkes Community College; Mr. Terry Bumgarner, chairperson of the Board of Trustees; and Kayla Colglazier, president of the Student Government Association. The speaker was  Dr. David Ritter, lead instructor Economics and Management Information Systems, and Blair Hancock, vice-president of Instruction, presented the candidates.

 The prelude for the ceremony Summit Strings (Mr. Steve Holman & Ms. Tess Angel). Ms. Tammy Griffin-Garcia, Soloist performed the national anthem and provided inspirational music.

 Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Lakey Ballroom for graduates, faculty, staff and guests.

Arts and Sciences Division

 ASSOCIATE GRADUATES

Two-year Associate Degrees will be awarded to the following students:

 ASSOCIATE IN ARTS: Benjamin Thomas Adair, Moravian Falls; Billie LeAnn Adams, Millers Creek; Trent Michael Adams; North Wilkesboro; Allie Suzanne Anderson, Moravian Falls; Kayley Virginia Anderson, North Wilkesboro; Chrystal Aponte, North Wilkesboro; Taylor Haynes Baker, Wilkesboro; Mastin Cole Bauguess, Thurmound; Zoe Rae Beaman, North Wilkesboro; Joy Elizabeth Billings, Ronda; James Dylan Blankley, Ronda; Allison Belle Bowers, North Wilkesboro; Caighlen McKenzie Brady, Millers Creek; Summer Sky Branciforte, Traphill; Kaela Paige Bray, Millers Creek; Erik Bueno-Medina, Wilkesboro; Dawson William Burwell, Moravian Falls; Brittany Lee-Ann Byrd, Ronda; Lauren Ashton Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Logan Allen Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Heaven L. Call, Millers Creek; Adriana Alejandra Carmona-Jurado, Moravian Falls; Dashae LaVaun Chatham, Wilkesboro; Austin Benjamin Church, Wilkesboro; Kayla Marie Colglazier, Hays; Whittney Alissa Combs, Wilkesboro; Elizabeth Gray Cooke, Wilkesboro; Johanna Copley, North Wilkesboro; Karla Yamileth Cortez, Moravian Falls; Marc Gonzales Cruz, North Wilkesboro; Lauren Grace Dancy, Wilkesboro; Caroline Amelia Daughtry, Roaring River; Tracey Hockett Daughtry, Roaring River; Mikki Leigh Davis, Purlear; Jose Maria De La Garza, North Wilkesboro; Khara Faw Dimmette, North Wilkesboro; Angela Jean Dolinger, Wilkesboro; Ashley Espinoza, North Wilkesboro; Joshua Blake Estep, Millers Creek; Katelyn Yvonne Fielder, Barton; Maria Guadalupe Frausto-Barbosa, Wilkesboro; Lesly Pilar Fuentes-Ramirez, North Wilkesboro; Diego Francisco Garcia- Galindo, Wilkesboro; T.J. McRae Gordon, North Wilkesboro; Taylor Nicole Greer, North Wilkesboro; Rhianna Shanice Griffin, North Wilkesboro; Stephenie Alana Hamby, Millers Creek; Jessica Gisselle Henriquez, North Wilkesboro; Charles William Hicks, North Wilkesboro; Patrick Carl Hill, North Wilkesboro; Cassie N. Huffman, Wilkesboro;  Jonathan Willis Inman, Wilkesboro; Allison Mara Ivey, North Wilkesboro; Laken Alexandra Jarvis, Wilkesboro; Kodie Leigh Jennings, North Wilkesboro; Charles Jacob Johnson, Roaring River; Jesse Samuel Johnson, North Wilkesboro; Joseph Gregory Kennedy, Traphill; Megan Nicole Knight, Wilkesboro; Austin Timothy Lane, Wilkesboro; Rachel Dawn LaPrad, North Wilkesboro; Ana'e Desarae Limon, Wilkesboro; Morgen Nicole Love, North Wilkesboro; Yandery Mariela Manzanares, North Wilkesboro; Kyra Leigh McClarrin, North Wilkesboro; Erika Layne Miles, Hays; Ursela Gena Miller, North Wilkesboro; Stephen Christopher Mitchell, North Wilkesboro; Alexander Elijah Morales, Moravian Falls; Rachel Jean Muskelley, Wilkesboro; Pedro Anthony Noon, Ronda; Lakyn Danae Parrish, Wilkesboro; Dakota Leeann Passmore, North Wilkesboro; Haley Perez-Ramirez, North Wilkesboro; Tamika Lashaun Phillips, Millers Creek; Marco Antonio Pineda-Sierra, North Wilkesboro; Andrew Jeffrey Pinkerton, Wilkesboro; Ricky Seth Poe, Moravian Falls; Delaney Raeh Richards, North Wilkesboro; Gabriela Ruvalcaba-Barragan, North Wilkesboro; Garrett Joseph Saffold, Wilkesboro; Lisa Penhollow Salmon, North Wilkesboro; Alisha Dawn Scott, Sparta; Briana Church Shell, Millers Creek; Kirsten Sierra Shepherd, North Wilkesboro; James David Simmons, Jr., Wilkesboro; James Dalton Smith, Moravian Falls; Karma Raine Smith, North Wilkesboro; Miranda Michelle Smith, North Wilkesboro; Brandon James Teague, North Wilkesboro; Rebecca Elizabeth Triplett, North Wilkesboro; Mary Jane Boiser Vawter, McGrady; Moriah Grace Vimont, Moravian Falls; Phillip Ethan Waldrup-Dobbins, Ronda; Marissa Ruth Walker; Wilkesboro; Travis Remington Wall, Wilkesboro; Montanna Morgan Walters; Wilkesboro; Alicia Dawn Widener, Millers Creek; Zechariah Patrick Kent Wilborn, North Wilkesboro; and Olivia Marie Wilcox, North Wilkesboro.

 ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL EDUCATION: LarkAnn Louise Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Kayla Marie Colglazier, Hays; Katrina Leigh Fletcher, Purlear; Harlee Denise Glass, North Wilkesboro; Adrianne Janette Johnson            , North Wilkesboro; Alexandra Morgan Johnson, McGrady; Sydney Laura Johnson, Wilkesboro; Seth Malachi Kerr, Moravian Falls; Christen L. Martin, North Wilkesboro; Paige Elizabeth Neely, Millers Creek; John Thomas O'Connell, Jr., Millers Creek; Taylor Leigh Osborne, Boomer; Patricia Meadows Owens, Wilkesboro; Staley Elizabeth Parks , Wilkesboro; Selina Greene Richardson, North Wilkesboro; Kristie Hope Royal, North Wilkesboro; and Alicia Dawn Widener, Millers Creek.

 ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE: Evan Walsh Adams, North Wilkesboro; Ryan Richardson Barrett, Wilkesboro; Brandon Carl Billings,  Hays; Heaven L. Call, Millers Creek; Kayla Brooke Chipman         , Traphill; Daniel Ryan Cooke, Wilkesboro; Joshua Blake Estep, Millers Creek; William Chase Greene, Millers Creek; Leslie Giselle Huezo-Arias, Wilkesboro; Adrianne Janette Johnson , North Wilkesboro; Ana'e Desarae Limon, Wilkesboro; Bethany Noelle McGill, North Wilkesboro; Marlen Veronica Nava, Roaring River; Hunter Daniel Page, Purlear; Meagan Elizabeth Thibodeau, Moravian Falls; Cameron Grant Tribble, North Wilkesboro; and Kelsy Elizabeth Waddell, North Wilkesboro.

 Business and Public Service Technologies Division

 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE GRADUATES

The following student will receive Associate in Applied Science degrees:

 ACCOUNTING: Alejandra Limon,  Moravian Falls; Rosa Angelica Dionicio Mariano, North Wilkesboro; Kang McCoy , North Wilkesboro; Brenna Metzger Lara, Millers Creek; Katlyn Davis Mickel, Roaring River; Juan Antonio Olea Chamv, North Wilkesboro; Samantha Jane Prevette, Hays; and Susie Violeta Ramos, Wilkesboro.

 ADVERTISING & GRAPHIC DESIGN: Candelaria Andres Francisco, North Wilkesboro;

Alexandra Morgan Johnson,  McGrady; Danny Bubba Lane, North Wilkesboro; Marina Nicole Moore, Millers Creek; Courtney Young Moser, Wilkesboro; Sylvia Rubio-Reyes, Wilkesboro; Rosalinda Ruiz Carbajal, North Wilkesboro; Austin Ray Shrewsbury, North Wilkesboro; Alexis Erin Smith , Statesville; and Sabrina Michelle Summerlin, North Wilkesboro.

 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Aaron McKae Billings, Hays; Courtney Danielle Bullis,       North Wilkesboro; Joseph Alexander Kamperman, Boomer; Amanda Leigh Kelly, North Wilkesboro; Katlyn Davis Mickel, Roaring River; Donna Jean Miller,  North Wilkesboro; Juan Antonio Olea Chamv, North Wilkesboro; Marie Jeanette Phifer, Lenoir; Samantha Jane Prevette, Hays; and Laura Nichelle Rector, Hays.

 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION – Management Information Systems: Amanda Leigh Kelly, North Wilkesboro.

 COMPUTER INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: Derek Scott Patterson, North Wilkesboro.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION –Game Development: Daniel Joseph Metz, McGrady.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION – Networking Technology: Kyle Conrad Martin, Ronda; and Trenton Matthew York, Wilkesboro.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION – Programming: Ashton James Absher, Moravian Falls

 CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY: Hannah Kristain Absher , McGrady;

Vernon Earl Byrd, Hays; Brandon Matthew Caudle, Taylorsville; Sammy Shawn Clonch, Wilkesboro; Justin Lee Combs , Ronda; Ethan Daniel Gambill, North Wilkesboro; Colby Austin Greene, North Wilkesboro; Mirella Izquierdo, Wilkesboro; Caleb Richard Johnston, Hays; Alondra Limon-Garcia, Moravian Falls; Michelle Raye Mitchell, North Wilkesboro; Preston Lee Parsons, North Wilkesboro; Daniel Allen Prevette, Hays; Damian Lee Smithey, Ronda; and Derrick Allen Taylor, Wilkesboro.

 CULINARY ARTS: Andrea Fay Barton, Moravian Falls; Tonda Dane , Wilkesboro; Marie Shirk Maltba, North Wilkesboro; and Victoria Nicole Smith, Millers Creek.

 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: Amber Noel Anglin , North Wilkesboro; Racheal Lynn Brionez, Wilkesboro; Laken Nicole Cox, Ronda; Jamie Marie Higginbotham, Wilkesboro; and Jenna Alysse Walker, North Wilkesboro.

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – Network Management: Sean Conan Nichols, Wilkesboro

 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION: Christian Yolanda Howell, Wilkesboro

 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

 The following will receive certificates:

 ADVERTISING AND GRAPHIC DESIGN – Graphic Design: Candelaria Andres Francisco, North Wilkesboro; Alexandra Morgan Johnson, McGrady; Danny Bubba Lane, North Wilkesboro; Marina Nicole Moore, Millers Creek; Courtney Young Moser, Wilkesboro; Rosalinda Ruiz Carbajal, North Wilkesboro; and Austin Ray Shrewsbury, North Wilkesboro

 ADVERTISING AND GRAPHIC DESIGN – Photography: Candelaria Andres Francisco, North Wilkesboro; Alexandra Morgan Johnson, McGrady; Danny Bubba Lane, North Wilkesboro; Marina Nicole Moore, Millers Creek; Courtney Young Moser, Wilkesboro; Sylvia Rubio-Reyes, Wilkesboro; Rosalinda Ruiz Carbajal, North Wilkesboro; and Austin Ray Shrewsbury, North Wilkesboro.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION – Cyber Crime: Douglas James Morrison, Moravian Falls.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION – Networking Security: Kyle Conrad Martin, Ronda; Douglas James Morrison, Moravian Falls; and Trenton Matthew York, Wilkesboro.

 COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION – Networking Technology: Kyle Conrad Martin, Ronda; and Trenton Matthew York, Wilkesboro.

 CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY: Haley Patricia Barker, Hays; Kendra Blane Casse, North Wilkesboro; Breanna Lynn Dancy, North Wilkesboro; Michaela Madison Huffman, Purlear; and Ashley MacKenzie Woodruff, Hays.

 EARLY CHILDHOOD: Racheal Lynn Brionez, Wilkesboro; Emory Christian Carroll, Moravian Falls; Hannah Nichole Shumate, North Wilkesboro; and Siara Eden Vidrine, Moravian Falls.

 INFANT/TODDLER CARE: Racheal Lynn Brionez, Wilkesboro.

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- Information Technology: Jared Nathenial Ball, North Wilkesboro; Addison Blaine Carrigan, Millers Creek; Melissa Grace Cleary, North Wilkesboro;

Andrew Paul Johnson, Millers Creek; Dalton Maclaine Johnson, Purlear; Zachary Keith Lunsford, Wilkesboro; Alexy Mario Palma, North Wilkesboro; Kaitlyn Michelle Roark, North Wilkesboro; Ryan Thomas Smith, North Wilkesboro; and Brittany Marie Watkins, North Wilkesboro.

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - Cyber Security: Vernon Earl Byrd, Hays

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – Network Management: Sean Conan Nichols, Wilkesboro

 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – Network Security: Sean Conan Nichols, Wilkesboro

 Health Sciences Division

 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE GRADUATES

 The following students will receive Associate in Applied Science degrees:

 ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING: Jessica Harris Ball, Purlear; Kayla Ann Bowlin, Millers Creek; LarkAnn Louise Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Alivia Leeann Flinchum, North Wilkesboro; Kayla Laws Hawkins, Hays; Benjamin Silas Johnson, North Wilkesboro; Hannah Daun Johnson, Millers Creek; Tiffany Lashele Lytton,  North Wilkesboro; Teresa Munoz-Maya, Hays; Taylor Leigh Osborne, Boomer; Haley Nichole Wagoner, Millers Creek; Dongyan Wang, Wilkesboro; and Callie Brooke West, Wilkesboro.

 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SCIENCE: Colby Ryan Cooper, Thurmond; Heather Renee Dancy, McGrady; and Jesse Robert Laws, North Wilkesboro.

 HUMAN SERVICES TECHNOLOGY: Lindsey Michelle Baldwin , Hays; Simone Nicole Barbetta-Latos, North Wilkesboro; Natalie Jean Helms, Wilkesboro; Tamara Nicole Mayes, Wilkesboro; Barbara Diane Thompson, North Wilkesboro; and Brenda Sue Trivette, Purlear.

 MEDICAL ASSISTING: Annette Nichols Laws, North Wilkesboro; Marie Kuharik Mercer, Millers Creek; Hannah Elizabeth Miles, Roaring River; Kaitlyn Michelle Mullis, Roaring River; Maria Jasmin Munoz-Maya         , Hays; Paige Elizabeth Neely, Millers Creek; Rebekah LeeAnn Pardue, Millers Creek; Kristie Hope Royal, North Wilkesboro; Mercedes Oyola Simons, North Wilkesboro; and Allison Ruth Virginia Strickland, Traphill.

 RADIOGRAPHY: Madison Olivia Ashley, North Wilkesboro; Abigail Christine Byrd, North Wilkesboro; Janice Marie Foster, Hays; Tracey Jean Harkless, Wilkesboro; Hugo Fernando Limon-Davalos, North Wilkesboro; Brianna Lea Shelton, Wilkesboro; and Stephanie Edan Wingler, North Wilkesboro.

 RESPIRATORY THERAPY: Lyndsey Raegen Bumgarner, Wilkesboro; Layvin Allen Ferguson, Millers Creek; Kara Leigh Forester, Wilkesboro; and Laykn Johnson Howard, North Wilkesboro.

 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

The following will receive one-year diplomas:

 DENTAL ASSISTING: Kendall Genene Faw, Wilkesboro; Hannah Ashley Miller, Moravian Falls; and Haley Jensen Rogers, Wilkesboro.

 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

 HUMAN SERVICES TECHNOLOGY: Christen L. Martin, North Wilkesboro; and Brenda Sue Trivette, Purlear.

 Applied Career Technologies Division

 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE GRADUATES

The following students will receive Associate in Applied Science degrees:

 APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY: Jeff Patterson Allison, North Wilkesboro;

Brandon Wayne Blankenship,  North Wilkesboro; Harlee Denise Glass, North Wilkesboro; Kasey Lee Harrold, Millers Creek; Erica Leigh Matteson, Wilkesboro; Brittany Nicole McNeill, North Wilkesboro; Katelyn McKenzie Parker, Wilkesboro; Ruth Grace St. John, Ronda; Lisa South Staley, Millers Creek; and Bailey Nicole Sturgill, Hays.

 APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY – Poultry Management Technology: Jeff Patterson Allison, North Wilkesboro; Kasey Lee Harrold, Millers Creek; Ruth Grace St. John, Ronda; Lisa South Staley,     Millers Creek; and Bailey Nicole Sturgill, Hays.

 APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY: Jarrett Lane Brown , Millers Creek; Jake L. Craven, Millers Creek; Jacob Scott Eddy, Wilkesboro; James Dakota Garris, Traphill; Heather Nicole McGuire Richter, Wilkesboro; and Nicholas Trentten Sparks, Roaring River.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY: Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda.

 Architecture Technology: Joshua Taylor Benson , Moravian Falls; Samantha Ann Church, Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church, Wilkesboro; Jenny Lopez-Jimenez, Wilkesboro; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 Building Construction Technology: Dylan Ray Bauguess , Traphill; and Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda.

 AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY: Mason James Brinegar, North Wilkesboro; and Giovanni Montoya, Wilkesboro.

 BUILDING CONTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY: Joshua Taylor Benson            , Moravian Falls.

 DIESEL AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY: Daniel Alexander Cook, Wilkesboro; Jacob Lyndsay Greene, Wilkesboro; Hunter Deice Jolly, Roaring River; Khori Thomas Jones, Boomer; Logan Walker Page, Ferguson; Gabriel Elijah Patrick, North Wilkesboro; John Ray Wilbourn, Purlear; and Jacob Austin Wood           , Wilkesboro.

 HORTICULTURE TECHNOLOGY: Roxanne Kay Beck,  North Wilkesboro; Bobbie Santanna Smoot, Ronda; Lisa South Staley, Millers Creek; and Randall Austin Trapp, North Wilkesboro.

 DIPLOMA PROGRAMS

The following will receive one-year diplomas:

 APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY – CNC Machining Technology: James Dakota Garris, Traphill

 APPLIED ENGINERRING TECHNOLOGY – 3D Design Technology - James Dakota Garris, Traphill

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY- Architecture Technology: Samantha Ann Church, Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church, Wilkesboro; Jenny Lopez-Jimenez,  Wilkesboro; Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY- Building Construction Technology: Dylan Ray Bauguess, Traphill; and Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda.

 HORTICULTURE TECHNOLOGY: Benjamin Phoenix Branciforte, Hays; James Thomas King, Wilkesboro; Roger Haskel Morrow, Millers Creek; and Janine Diane Severt, Wilkesboro.

 WELDING: Thomas Shea Bitner, Purlear; Aaron Morgan Brown, Roaring River; Jonathan Chance Cleary, Purlear; Jesse Lee Driver, Boomer; Zachary Robert Huffman, North Wilkesboro; Samuel Aaron McNeil, Boomer; Kyle Edward Murray, Traphill; and Neil Jacob Rotsheck, Millers Creek.

  CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

The following will receive certificates:

 APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY – Animal Production: Bailey Nicole Sturgill, Hays.

 APPLIED ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY – Basic Animal Science: Lisa South Staley, Millers Creek.

 APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY – Advanced Level II CNC Machining: Michael Shane Hill, Ronda.

 APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY – Basic Level I CNC Machining: Michael Shane Hill, Ronda.

 APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY – Level I Electronics Technology: Christopher Alexander Roten, North Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – Architectural Technology Level I: Joshua Taylor Benson, Moravian Falls; Samantha Ann Church, Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church, Wilkesboro;

Jenny Lopez-Jimenez, Wilkesboro; Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – CAD/BIM: Joshua Taylor Benson, Moravian Falls;

Samantha Ann Church, Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church, Wilkesboro; Jenny Lopez-Jimenez, Wilkesboro; Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY - CAD Techniques: Joshua Taylor Benson, Moravian Falls; Samantha Ann Church, Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church,  Wilkesboro; Jenny Lopez-Jimenez, Wilkesboro; Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – Carpentry: Dylan Ray Bauguess, Traphill; and Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – Construction Management: Jenny Lopez-Jimenez, Wilkesboro.

 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – Construction Mechanical Trades: Joshua Taylor Benson, Moravian Falls; and Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda.

 ARCHTECTURAL TECHNOLOGY – Project Planning: Dylan Ray Bauguess, Traphill; Joshua Taylor Benson, Moravian Falls; Samantha Ann Church , Wilkesboro; Sarah Lynn Church, Wilkesboro; Jenny Lopez-Jimenez,  Wilkesboro; Sharyn Danielle Stone, Ronda; and Andrew Ray Williams, North Wilkesboro.

 AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY - Basic Transportation: Graylen Edward Barnes, Wilkesboro; Mason James Brinegar, North Wilkesboro; Joshua Dylan Brown, Purlear; Stephen James Brown, Millers Creek; Ca-Sandra Irene Burton , Wilkesboro; Josh Lee Call, North Wilkesboro; Joseph Kyle Casstevens, Ferguson; Jacob Lyndsay Greene, Wilkesboro; Gabriel Griffin, Millers Creek; Dawton Allen Hamby, Purlear; Devin James Johnson, Wilkesboro; Winston Blake Johnson, North Wilkesboro; Hunter Deice Jolly, Roaring River; Khori Thomas Jones, Boomer; Isaias Landeros-Davalos,  North Wilkesboro; Joshua Lee Long, Hays; Rylan Cole Long,             North Wilkesboro; Jonathan Lugo-Parra, North Wilkesboro; Zachary Nolan Miller, North Wilkesboro; Giovanni Montoya, Wilkesboro; James Dean Moretz , Millers Creek; Armando Javier Orozco, Moravian Falls; Jackson Conley Evan Phipps, Ronda; James Matthew Taylor, Purlear; John Ray Wilbourn, Purlear; and Patrick Scott Wilhelm, Traphill.

 AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY – Transportation Climate Control: Graylen Edward Barnes, Wilkesboro; Mason James Brinegar, North Wilkesboro; Josh Lee Call, North Wilkesboro; Joseph Kyle Casstevens, Ferguson; Tyler Shane Cranfill, Hays;Jacob Lyndsay Greene, Wilkesboro; Devin James Johnson,  Wilkesboro; Hunter Deice Jolly, Roaring River; Khori Thomas Jones, Boomer; Isaias Landeros-Davalos, North Wilkesboro; Rylan Cole Long, North Wilkesboro; Jonathan Lugo-Parra,  North Wilkesboro; Giovanni Montoya, Wilkesboro; James Dean Moretz, Millers Creek; Logan Walker Page, Ferguson; Jackson Conley Evan Phipps, Ronda; James Matthew Taylor, Purlear; John Ray Wilbourn, Purlear; and Patrick Scott Wilhelm, Traphill.

 DIESEL AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY – Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology: Benjamin Carroll Bradburn, Millers Creek; and Gabriel Griffin, Moravian Falls.

 WELDING - MIG: Charles Jacob Ballard, Wilkesboro; Jacob Ryan Church, Moravian Falls;

Aidan Thomas Ellsworth, North Wilkesboro; Owen Thomas Felts , Wilkesboro; Noah Landon Greene, Purlear; Zachary Michael Gregory, Purlear; Dylan Blake Handy , North Wilkesboro;

Ezekiel Morgan Hayes, McGrady; William Cody Johnson,  North Wilkesboro; Payton Grant Moore, Millers Creek; Jesse Aaron Pennell, North Wilkesboro; and Zachary Isaac Ritenour, Ferguson.

 WELDING - SMAW & MIG: Holden McNeil Eller, Moravian Falls.

 WELDING - TIG: Charles Jacob Ballard, North Wilkesboro; Owen Thomas Felts, Wilkesboro;

Noah Landon Greene, Purlear; Zachary Michael Gregory, Purlear; Dylan Blake Handy, McGrady; William Cody Johnson, Wilkesboro; and Kyle Reid Tinnin, Wilkesboro.                          

  Wilkes Community College, a member of the North Carolina Community College System, is a public, two-year, open-door institution serving the people of Wilkes, Ashe and Alleghany counties and beyond. Established in 1965, WCC continues to build on a strong history of meeting the educational needs and cultural interests of our students, community and workforce. WCC prepares learners for success in a dynamic world.

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