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Since then, she has sung at New York's Metropolitan Opera, the San Francisco Opera and elsewhere, but has never again been hired to sing at the Los Angeles house or with Domingo. 178

Silent Sam was not the first Confederate monument to come down in North Carolina. Last August, authorities said seven people were arrested in connection with the toppling of the Confederate Soldiers Monument during a protest in Durham, North Carolina. The monument came down two days after the Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, that left Heather Heyer dead.In Tennessee, crews in December moved two Confederate statues from parks in Memphis after city officials sold the land to a nonprofit.In New Orleans last spring, the city removed four Civil War-era landmarks.Baltimore also removed four Confederate monuments. They did so overnight last August. 668

Sindelman says the virtual convention has been informative but not as exciting. "All of these meetings are more or less glorified webinars," Sindelman said. "That's the overarching theme for Day 1 is the lack of energy and camaraderie," Sindelman added. CAMPAIGN KNOWS ITS DIFFERENTDuring a press call with reporters this week, advisers to Biden emphasized this year is different, but stressed it had to be due to the pandemic.Michelle Obama's speech from Monday night is evidence, by some, that a virtual convention can still inspire. Jeeva Senthilnathan is an 18-year-old delegate and one of the youngest delegates at this year's convention. "I am really excited about this convention," Senthilnathan said. "Michelle Obama hit a lot of different points that I didn’t really think about," Senthilnathan said. CONNECTING WITH AMERICANS Ultimately, the success of this convention will not be based off of what delegates think but what the American people think. Unfortunately for Democrats, television ratings are down because of the virtual event. 1049

The agency said their review found that SUHSD, for many years, has misrepresented its finances and spent more money than it has available. FCMAT CEO Michael Fine, speaking before the school board, blamed the district’s money problems on the culture and philosophy it had in place. 280

Some staff at some of the other hospitals were kept in the dark about the nature of the research, which He and Deem said was done to keep some participants' HIV infection from being disclosed. 192