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Mississippi State College Softball Player Brylie St. Clair is Making Fans Go Nuts
Mississippi State college softball player Brylie St. Clair has fans going nuts because of how incredibly gorgeous she is This content was originally published here.
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TRAGIC: 31-Year-Old Former College Tennis Star Dies Suddenly
Another young person has passed away unexpectedly, continuing a disturbing trend globally. Reports have confirmed that former University of Georgia star tennis player Lilly Kimbell died Sunday at the age of 31. Her sister Samantha Giles revealed via Facebook that Kimbell suffered a massive heart attack emanating from a kidney issue. The cause of Kimbell’s…
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What it’s Like When Ron DeSantis Takes Over Your College
Ron DeSantis has made a tiny liberal arts college the latest target of his public education culture war. And the students on campus say they feel like they’ve been turned into guinea pigs in a right-wing social experiment. The Florida Republican governor’s aggressive move to fundamentally change the character of New College, a tiny public…
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NYT ‘Reviews’ Charles Murray’s ‘Human Diversity’
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] In my review of Charles Murray’s latest book, Human Diversity, I predicted that the liberal press would be baffled by the book, either into silence or incoherence: “How do you honestly try to refute a systematic, intricate dismissal of your most cherished beliefs?” I asked, “Especially when, like most probable reviewers, you don’t understand the…
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Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos announces Cherokee Development Program Associates
Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos release Harrah’s Cherokee Casinos has announced that the following Team Members applied for and have been selected for the Cherokee Development Program (CDP). Connor Reed Gaige Cox Aleayah Cox Lucia “Luci” Hernandez Bryce Junaluska Dorian Martens Cassie Washington The Cherokee Development Program at Harrah’s Cherokee was created to ensure professional career development…
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Education-centered perks set companies up for recruiting, retention success
The logistics industry has been grappling with labor constraints in the form of a truck driver shortage for ages. As pandemic-fueled labor shortages — dubbed the Great Resignation — have rocked the job market as a whole, recruiting and retention concerns have widened to include employees of all ranks and stations. In fact, 60% of…
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Professor Sues Hamilton College for Racial Discrimination
Dr. Joseph Mwantuali, professor of French at Hamilton CollegeDr. Joseph Mwantuali said that he didn’t know what to expect when he joined the French and Francophone studies department at Hamilton College in upstateNew York. It was a small unit, with fewer than five professors, and Mwantuali, an immigrant from the Democratic Republic of the Congo,…
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Florida is officially a laboratory for fascism in the U.S. | Salon.com
Ron DeSantis is not a “mini-Trump” or some other diminutive. He is much more dangerous. Donald Trump has no “ideology” beyond megalomania and a deep desire to be an American god king. By comparison, DeSantis is far more intelligent and devious; he is an ideological fascist and racial authoritarian. In a recent essay at Raw…
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Black Gen Z Stars That Should Be On Your Radar | HuffPost Entertainment
These are just a few people who have shaped my childhood and that of so many other Black young adults. Before they were icons, before they were appreciated by white, mainstream culture, before all else, they were young Black kids with a dream, just like us, who made us feel seen on-screen. As they vied…
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More Jesus, less touching: 14 changes to the Mormon temple endowment ceremony
(RNS) — On Tuesday of this week, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints instituted a number of revisions to the temple endowment ceremony. Over the last few days, I’ve been interviewing people off the record about their impressions of the changes. What follows is a provisional overview. Latter-day Saints don’t go into the…