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It allowed her to stop stressing and be able to focus on school. She applied for a grant from the Veteran Student Emergency Fund and was awarded $450 to help her buy food and move into safe housing. Not many colleges have that.”ĭespite the support she received from the Veterans Resource Center, Brittany unexpectedly found herself homeless and faced with the choice of paying bills or buying food. Veterans Resource Center helps students all the way through. I wouldn’t still be in school without him. She credits much of her success so far at ARC to Mike Robinson and the Veterans Resource Center. changed the way I thought about the world, the way I thought about myself as a person.”Īfter Brittany returned home, she decided to enroll in American River College, in large part because of the large veteran population. “I didn’t think I was going to be able to go to college, I didn’t think I would be able to get through college, so I joined the Marine Corps, ended up blowing out my knee and came home. (This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed."I can get through the day because I know I have somewhere safe to sleep at night."īrittany Tipton Student / Fire Technology and Paramedic / Veteran / American River Collegeīrittany Tipton didn’t believe she was cut out for college. Having said that, keeping best interests of all in mind and in joint agreement with the producers, it has been decided to terminate these shows, as of now," the channel said in statement.
"All the three shows have had a good spell and would have paved way to newer narratives eventually, had the shoots been functional. Given that all shoots have been stalled since March, owing to the unprecedented situation we are in, these shows couldn't shoot their logical ends. "'Isharon Isharon Mein', 'Beyhadh 2' and 'Patiala Babes' are finite fiction shows and the nature and the pace of the narrative is time-bound. Popular TV shows such as "Isharon Isharon Mein", "Beyhadh 2" and "Patiala Babes" have been terminated in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Sony channel announced on Tuesday.Īll cine bodies, including Producers Guild of India and Indian Film and TV Producers Council, called for the suspension of shootings of films, TV shows and web series from March 19 due to the COVID-19 outbreak.Īs the country enters a month into lockdown, which started on March 25 to contain the spread of the disease, Sony Entertainment Television and producers decided to put an end to the three serials due to the "unprecedented situation" at hand.
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