– Mike Schneider and Daniel Kozin, Orlando So when he starts running low on stuff, that’s when it gets kind of terrifying.” His wife added: “When you have a little kid with you, he takes top priority. “It kind of sucks because we only planned for so many days, so we’re a little bit low on diapers and stuff like that,” Paul Inglesby said, “but we’ve got enough for now, hopefully.” They were able to find a flight for Friday morning, but now they must get by until then. Paul and Brittany Inglesby found themselves stranded with their infant. “Being stranded is a feeling like nobody cares,” she said. Paula Bowles was visiting family in Orlando and decided to head home to Atlanta, but her flight was canceled, too. Now, he’s stranded: “We came for a weekend trip, and now we are stuck.” When his flight out of Tampa was canceled, he tried Orlando. His main worry was the health and well-being of his Florida friends, but he wasn’t second-guessing his decision to stay.Īmidou Kone had traveled to Clearwater for a weekend vacation with his two daughters. Moon, a DJ at a club in Tampa, said he doesn’t have renter’s insurance but is counting on the building owner’s insurance to cover things.

Moon, 36, lives about half a mile from the beach, and while he’s concerned about storm surge, he said Wednesday that he thought it would likely present a bigger danger to property than his own life. For now, Moon is staying put in his two-level unit with his cat, Gonzo, and his dog, Dallas. Here are some of the stories and scenes from Florida and beyond, as slow-moving Ian affected millions of people in the United States after pummeling Cuba.Ĭlearwater resident Erik Moon lives in an evacuation zone but decided to stay in his apartment after he was unable to find plywood to secure his home. Evacuations were ordered ahead of the tropical system, but some travelers got stuck trying to leave other residents decided to try to ride out the storm. Road, Abdul Ahad Azad Memorial Degree College, Bemina and Institute of Advanced Studies in Education.Hurricane Ian struck a large swath of Florida on Wednesday. Pertinently, Cluster University Srinagar was established as State University and has been established under â€œThe Srinagar and Jammu Cluster Universities Act, 2016â€ by pooling the resources of five existing colleges of Amar Singh College, Sri Pratap College, Government College for Women, M. Qayyum took the reins of the university as its vice-chancellor on March 12, 2021. Qayyum reviewed the various programmes being offered by Amar Singh College and also discussed the prospects of introducing PG centres, skill development and employment generation courses in various constituent colleges as per the National Education Policy-2020.ĭuring the interactive programme, the vice-chancellor also released three books published by one faculty and two students of Amar Singh College, as a gesture of encouragement of scholarship. He said, â€œCluster University Srinagar shall see an overall and systematic progress and development not just in terms of academics, but also research, sports activities, placements, and co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.â€įor this he sought the support, cooperation and committed efforts from the principal, faculty and students.ĭuring the interactive session, Prof. Qayyum spoke about the vision and mission of taking the Cluster University Srinagar to its zenith by integrating the five constituent colleges, and turning the university into a high-ranking institution. The main purpose behind these official visits is to chalk out a roadmap for the growth and development of Cluster University Srinagar by active involvement and support of all stakeholders including the teaching faculty from the constituent colleges.ĭuring his visit to Amar Singh College, Prof.

The day-long visit was second of its kind to the constituent colleges of the Cluster University Srinagar, the first being the visit to S.

The VC made these remarks during his visit to Amar Singh College, a constituent institute of the university, where he interacted with heads of various departments and teaching faculty of the college. Qayyum Husain Thursday said the varsity shall see a systematic progress and excel in not just only academics but in extracurricular activities as well. Srinagar, June 24: Vice-chancellor, Cluster University Srinagar, Prof.

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