Name: Student Student

Affiliation: Connecticut Taxpayer

Location: UConn Storrs

Request Date Start: 01/01/2020

Request Date End: 04/05/2022

Details: Records related to all decisions on testing the student population. Including, but not limited to:
Testing and punishment for student who are vaccine exempt
Testing and punishment for students who are not boosted, but are vaccinated
Testing availability to fully vaccinated students for the Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 Semester

Please include internal emails discussing the implementation of these policies, and if possible the decision making
Please include the policies, or the location that they may be publicly available
Please include statistics and the number tests administered to vaccine exempt and fully vaccinated students during the academic year 2021-2022

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Name: Michael Ayele

Affiliation: Withheld.

Location: UConn Storrs

Request Date Start: Withheld.

Request Date End: Withheld.

Details: I am requesting for prompt disclosure are all records within your possession detailing [1] your communications about the NEH as an “independent federal agency created in 1965;” [2] your communications about the NEH as an independent federal agency, which awards grants for “top-rated proposals examined by panels of independent, external reviewers;” [3] your communications about the NEH grants “typically going to cultural institutions, such as museums, archives, libraries, colleges, universities, public television, radio stations, and to individual scholars;” [4] your communications about the NEH defining the term “humanities” as “the study and interpretation of language, linguistics, literature, history, jurisprudence, philosophy, archaeology, comparative religion, ethics etc;” [5] the applications filed by your library and your post-secondary academic institution with the NEH for the purpose of obtaining a grant; [6] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg was a Caucasian woman born on November 13th 1938 in Marshalltown, Iowa; [7] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg “joined the NAACP in 1952, at the age of 14, and championed every cause she crossed paths with;” [8] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg “donated generously to several organizations, including the Black Panthers, as did Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando, and other Hollywood celebrities;” [9] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that “a casual phone call with Black Panther leader Elaine Brown brought” Jean Seberg “to the attention of the FBI;” [10] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg “was pregnant with her second child” (…) “when the FBI released a tip to the Los Angeles Times stating that the baby was actually fathered by a Black Panther;” [11] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg “had a breakdown and delivered the baby prematurely” as a direct consequence of libelous articles published on the Los Angeles Times and Newsweek; [12] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that Jean Seberg “sued Newsweek for libel and won $20,000 in damages;” [13] your communications about the NEH as a federal agency, which recognizes that “shortly after Seberg’s funeral, the FBI’s smear campaign against her came to light, as well as other intrusions Seberg had suspected;”[14] your communications about the decision of the Los Angeles Times to recognize (as a news media organization) their responsibility in the premature birth and death of Jean Seberg’s daughter, Nina Hart Gary; [15] your communications about Kristen Stewart as an actress who portrayed Jean Seberg in the 2019 movie entitled: Seberg; cont. [16]

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