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 The secretaries of education and agriculturesent letters to governorsin 16 states, urging them to invest in their states  historically Black universities and colleges and mak stanley cups e up for years of inequ stanley cup itable funding of so-called  land grant  state schools.Each letter outlines how much the majority of Americas land-grant HBCUs have been short changed by more than $12 billion.Using data from theNational Center for Education Statistics, officials found Tennessee State University in Nashville missed out on the most funding, underfunded by at least $2.1 billion compared to other HBCUs.This comes after a 2021report by the Tennessee Office of Legislativebudget analysis found TSU had been underfunded by hundreds of millions of dollars.Jermilton Woods, a 2018 graduate and former student president at TSU, says he can remember the challenges he and his peers faced with the schools limited resources. It s heartbreaking. You know, $500 million was  stanley puodelis heartbreaking. But, you know, $2.1 billion is what s owed. It s heartbreaking, but it s also alarming,  said Woods.  There were certain things we just couldn t do. Despite the challenges, Woods says he wouldnt trade his education at TSU. I got a great edu Rnuy Commerce Department warns that computer chip shortage could shut down factories
 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 鈥?Nearly 45 Kansas City-area businesses in the hospitality industry set up tables Thursday at the Municipal Auditorium in downtown Kansas City. The job fair was organized by the Greater Kansas City Restaurant Associat stanley thermobecher ion, the Hotel Lodging Association and Visit KC.Organizers estimate there are currently more than 300 hospitality jobs available in the Kansas City area.  It s a job-seeker s market for people like Anita Sisk.  I need to be happy, Im not willing to slave away for someone elses benefit only,  Sisk said.  Im willing to give my all to a company that respects and wants me to succeed as well, so mutual benefit is extremely important to me. Sisk said she is taking the time to look for that perfect match. Im looking for a job with the right company, with the right amount of pay, the right stanley tumbler  benefits, the right everything,  Sisk said. Many local companies, like Company Kitchen, are offering incentives like sign-on bonuses and monthly raises. The company currently has upwards of 30 positions available.Jonathan Branstetter, account sales manager, said the company is offering up to $1,000 sign-on bonuse stanley cups s to employees who stay with the company a certain amount of ti