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Start moving toward retirement security

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It’s not as well-known as Halloween, but National Retirement Security week happens every October – the third week, to be precise — and while it doesn’t involve ghosts and goblins, it does deal with something even more frightening: the risk of not being able to enjoy a comfortable retirement. Through various events, this occasion highlights ideas about building retirement security. What steps can you take?
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The way I am

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Have y’all ever been to one of them churches where they expect you to be a certain way if you are going to be in their presence? It’s kind of like my articles. Y’all may notice a mistake or two in what I write along the way.
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SENATE NOTES

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The next few weeks will be busy at the Capitol as our Senate committees work through the remaining interim studies. More than a dozen have already been conducted, and I’d like to share what my committees have been researching.

Cameron University Alumni Association seeks nominations for annual awards

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Do you know a Cameron University alumni or faculty member who is deserving of recognition? Since 1979, the Cameron University Alumni Association (CUAA) has honored more than 200 individuals with awards honoring Distinguished Alumni, Outstanding Young Alumni and Faculty Hall of Fame. The CUAA is seeking nominations for the 2024 awards, which will continue to celebrate alumni whose accomplishments honor the legacy of Cameron University and to recognize faculty members who have a positive impact on student lives.

Trombone recital to feature guest performer Philip Martinson

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The Cameron University Department of Art, Music and Theatre Arts will present guest artist Philip Martinson on trombone on Thursday, October 26. The recital will take place at 7:30 p.m. in McCutcheon Recital Hall. The recital will feature the works of composer Brian Sadler, a Musician First Class and trombonist/ arranger in the U.S. Navy Fleet Bands. Dr. Lucas Kaspar, an assistant professor of music at CU, will join Martinson for two selections. All works on the recitals will use pre-recorded accompaniment, including natural and synthetic sounds.