Korean dramas, known for their sexless yet intimate storytelling, offer a stark contrast to Western television's graphic depictions of sex. The article explores how K-dramas focus on the minutiae of character interactions and emotional depth, driven by South Korea's censorship laws. This approach has garnered a dedicated viewership in the UK and beyond, providing an optimistic and escapist alternative to the often dystopian and graphic Western shows. The piece highlights popular K-dramas like 'Descendants of the Sun' and 'It’s Okay Not To Be Okay,' emphasizing their unique portrayal of romance and mental health.

Saint Mary's University has made significant improvements since transitioning to the Jenzabar student information system, including distributing financial aid, registering students, and implementing a single portal for students and employees. Future plans include additional reports, improved communications, and further integrations with various systems. The university acknowledges the efforts of the Jenzabar module managers and IT application team in this successful implementation.

The article critiques the notion that cars symbolize freedom, arguing that air pollution and the environmental impact of driving outweigh the convenience. It highlights the health risks associated with air pollution, particularly in London, and supports policies like Ulez for social justice and environmental reasons. The author calls for improvements in public transport and criticizes the recent declaration that HS2 is unachievable, emphasizing the need for sustainable and accessible transportation options.

Jessica Smith, a U.S. Navy Builder 2nd Class, is transforming Camp Lemonnier’s quarterdeck with murals depicting vintage WWII posters. Her artwork, which includes recruiting ads for the Seabees and Rosie the Riveter, was commissioned by Chief Logistics Specialist Kurt Zabel-Grell. Smith finds peace in painting and is also pursuing a master’s degree in early childhood education. Camp Lemonnier supports U.S., allied, and partner nation forces, ensuring security and protecting U.S. interests.

Saint Mary's University of Minnesota has entered the Go Dark period for its Student Information System, transitioning to Jenzabar, which will be known as The Nest. The new system will go live on July 17. During the Go Dark period, data in the portal is read-only, with essential updates being made manually. Canvas and payroll systems remain operational. Payments made after June 23 will be reflected in the new portal. The university thanks the Jenzabar module managers and IT application team for their efforts.

Saint Mary's University is preparing to switch from its current Student Information System to Jenzabar J1, with a 'Go Dark' period starting June 23, 2023, to minimize dual data entry. The new system, chosen for its stability and modern features, will go live on July 17, 2023. The transition aims to improve degree audits, course registration, and automated workflows. The university community is involved in naming the new student and faculty portal, and extensive training and configuration are ongoing. Key personnel involved in the project include module managers and directors from various departments.

The article explores the recurring theme of maternal mortality in anime, focusing on how the absence or death of a mother shapes character development and plotlines. It examines three popular anime series: 'Attack on Titan', 'Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood', and 'Hunter x Hunter', highlighting how the loss of a mother influences the protagonists' actions and emotional growth. The analysis suggests that while these narratives can be engaging, they often rely on tragic maternal loss to drive character motivation and viewer empathy.