All the News That’s Fit to Print Day is a holiday that is celebrated annually on February 10. The words “all the news that’s fit to print” are some of the most famous words in American journalism. The words took a permanent place in the upper left corner, or left “ear”, of the “New York Times” masthead. There was no notice, commentary, or fanfare when the motto appeared on the daily’s front page. Over time, the phrase has been admired as a timeless statement of purpose. It is considered to be a “war cry” for honest journalism.
Mozambican Heroes Day
Mozambican Heroes Day is observed on February 3 annually in the Republic of Mozambique. On this day, Mozambicans honor their national heroes who laid down their lives for the cause of their independence. Mozambican Heroes Day is a public holiday in the country that citizens observe by paying respects to these great men. Tales of patriotism are reiterated, patriotic events are organized, and citizens partake in social activities. On Mozambican Heroes Day, schools and businesses remain shut in the city. This is a day of national festivity and pride. Happy Mozambican Heroes Day to all Mozambicans!
National Patient Recognition Day
National Patient Recognition Day is observed in the United States on February 3 of each year. Medical professionals are an amazing group of people who serve their patients with dedication and a focus on improving their overall health. They are deserving of respect and acknowledgment for their efforts. On National Patient Recognition Day, however, the spotlight is on those they serve. This event allows healthcare providers to get even closer to their patients and learn new ways to help them live more fulfilling lives. It is also a day when healthcare workers reaffirm their commitment to ensuring patient satisfaction. On this day, healthcare providers and those who provide patient service “seriously reflect on their stewardship of patient care and their dedication to patient satisfaction”. The day is also part of National Patient Recognition Week.