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Ka‘ōhao Public Charter School’s new $12M cafeteria in Lanikai, built by Ralph S. Inouye Co. Ltd., expands learning spaces and strengthens community.| Building Industry Hawaii
Nur eine Stunde trennt Hongkong von Macau und doch fühlt es sich so an, als würde man in eine völlig andere Welt reisen. Es gibt portugiesische Plätze, Tempel voller Räucherstäbchen, glänzende Wolkenkratzer und die größten Casinos der Welt. Wer in Hongkong verweilt, der sollte sich dieses Kontrastprogramm auf keinen Fall entgehen lassen. Zwischen Kolonialflair und Casino-Giganten Hört man an Macau, denkt man zuerst an das Glücksspiel. Die Stadt, die offiziell als Sonderverwaltungsz...| LUXURY FIRST Luxusblog
The barbarism of the North American conquest was exemplified by scalping and mutilation of Native Americans [This article is part of a CovertAction Magazine special on Indigenous Peoples Day.—Editors] In May, President Donald Trump announced that he would not recognize Indigenous People’s Day and would bring Columbus Day “back from the ashes.” A few months […] The post Donald Trump Wants to Take Us Back To a Time When Frontiersmen Who Carried Out Grotesque Acts Were Regarded as Hero...| CovertAction Magazine
Ka‘ōhao Public Charter School’s new $12M cafeteria in Lanikai, built by Ralph S. Inouye Co. Ltd., expands learning spaces and strengthens community.| Building Industry Hawaii
Most workers who win an employment tribunal award never receive the money they are owed, new figures suggest.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
Employers say preventative mental health support delivers the greatest benefit to staff, but smaller firms are falling behind in provision.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
New five-step framework offers UK employers a practical, measurable approach to preventing workplace sexual harassment.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
Recruiters are uncovering a growing number of CVs containing hidden text designed to manipulate artificial intelligence screening tools.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
The figure includes one foreign holiday a year, several UK breaks and about £75 a week for food.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
Remote working's appeal is giving way to setups that offer greater balance, structure and connection with colleagues.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
Culture is no longer a backdrop but is now a core driver of performance, resilience and talent retention, say HR thinkers. The argument will be front and centre at the Culture Pioneers Leadership Forum in London on 16 October, where senior HR leaders and executives will debate how leadership must evolve in an age of disruption.| HRreview | HR News, Opinion & Advice
By Janet Coulter, MSN, MS, RN, CCM, FCM Happy 35th anniversary, CMSA! 35 years of promoting the profession of case management! Amazing! In celebration of our 35th anniversary AND Case Management Month, CMSA is presenting a month of activities – celebrating us! This year’s […]| CMSA
Danny Casolaro Was Planning to Meet with Key Figures in Nugan Hand Bank and Members of Australian Government Commission Before He Was Murdered On August 10, 1991, Danny Casolaro was found lying dead in a tub of bloody water in a hotel room in Martinsburg, West Virginia. The cause of death was ruled a suicide, […] The post Slain Journalist Was on Threshold of Exposing Large-Scale CIA-Mafia Drug-Smuggling Operation Using Australian Bank Founded by Special Forces Veteran first appeared on Cove...| CovertAction Magazine
This is the summer 2025 edition and first anniversary of our spotlight series. The last two months have been surprisingly busy for us in the area of code reviews and we have quite a number of interesting stories to share with you. Among others we will cover a local root exploit we found in systemd v258 release candidates, issues in logrotate drop-in configuration files, newly developed Varlink services and a symlink attack issue in chrony.| SUSE Security Team Blog
EDUCATION WEEK September 22, 2025 The Chatbot in the Classroom, the Forklift at the Gym By Alfie Kohn [This is a significantly expanded version of the published article, which was given a different title.] …| Alfie Kohn
Could a hit animated movie hold the key to healing generational trauma in Korea? The post Inner Demon Hunters appeared first on The American Scholar.| The American Scholar
Why did James Whitehead—poet, fiction writer, and onetime college football player—fail to complete a successor to his celebrated first novel? The post Second and Long appeared first on The American Scholar.| The American Scholar
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The Romantics sought the sublime in nature, but the feeling may be experienced in humanity, too The post Days of Awe appeared first on The American Scholar.| The American Scholar
Climbing the steep hill from the river path one cool morning after walking the dogs, I glanced over my shoulder and saw someone coming along briskly, though still far behind me. I continued walking, pulling gently at the dogs when they stopped to sniff. I wasn’t by any means racing home, but when the stable’s in sight, I just want to get there.| The American Scholar
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By Shriya Trilok, Contributing Writer Gettysburg College celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with the Latinidad Festival on Oct. 1, which featured food, activities and music. The event was sponsored by the Latin American Student Association, Spanish Department, Dominican Student Association, Butterfly Coalition and Latinx House. One of the activities encouraged students to write letters to immigrants […]| The Gettysburgian.
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Sept. 29 Vandalism: 104 W Water St (Alpha Tau Omega); Closed (Referred to SRR/OSAGL) Tuesday, Sept. 30 Sex Offense- Rape: Location Withheld to Protect Victim Anonymity; Closed (Information Received from Title IX) Street Harassment: Carlisle St @ Lincoln Ave; Reported to Gettysburg Police Department Wednesday, Oct. 1 Possession […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Liv Smith, Staff Writer On Wednesday, Oct. 4, Gettysburg College hosted a judicial candidate forum featuring the two candidates running for the Adams County Court of Common Pleas. The elected candidate will run for a 10-year term. The event was hosted by Gettysburg College’s Public Policy Department, and co-hosted by the Eisenhower Institute, Political […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Madilyn Cataloni, Contributing Writer On Thursday, the Political Science department held an event encouraging students to get to know professors outside of the classroom. The event was held from 4 to 5 p.m. outside of Glatfelter Hall. At the event were professors with their dogs, an area to make your own sundae and an […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Jacob Tone, Contributing Writer The Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) department hosted its annual Fall Festival on Oct. 1, 2025, providing students with the opportunity to meet with faculty, ask questions, and explore how individualized majors can shape their academic paths. IDS has experienced rapid growth in recent years, expanding from five majors to 39. The […]| The Gettysburgian.
The Gettysburg College Student Senate provided the following minutes. Besides formatting, they have not been edited in any way. Approval of Minutes Motion passed. Guest Speaker – Brita Doyle, Director of the Center for Global Education About CGE Brita Doyle – Director Stephanie Rye – Global Study Coordinator Lina Mora Oviedo – Global Study Coordinator […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Jules Young, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Friday, Oct. 3rd, the local cafe/art space Waldo’s & Company held their monthly gallery opening. Waldo’s is a special feature for both the campus and town of Gettysburg because it is a non-profit cafe. Their drinks are donation-based, meaning the customer may choose their price. Additionally, they […]| The Gettysburgian.
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Sept. 22 Trespass: Ice House H; Juvenile Issue Reported to Gettysburg Police Department Domestic Violence, Simple Assault, False Imprisonment, Theft: Location Withheld to Protect Victim Anonymity; Closed (Information Received from Title IX Office) Tuesday, Sept. 23 Street Harassment: W Lincoln Ave 200 Block; Closed (Reported to Gettysburg Police […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Celena Glaghassi, Contributing Writer On Tuesday, Sept. 30, the Department of Art and Art History welcomed the editor of the Ceramics in America journal Ron Fuchs to give his lecture, “Blue and White Porcelain: the First Global Brand.” The event was held in the Pennsylvania Hall Lyceum at 4 p.m. An alumnus of the […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Mika Klubis, Contributing Writer On Monday, the Office of Sexual Respect and Title IX hosted violence-prevention speaker Kyle Richards in the Bream Gym for his presentation “We Are The Change Here.” Richards is an activist and advocate for sexual harassment prevention, as well as a recipient of former President Joseph Biden’s It’s On Us […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Sophie Lange, Managing Editor Provost Bookwala announced that the College has established an international postgraduate program with Lancaster University. This is the first of its kind at Gettysburg. According to the email, Lancaster University is “a top 10 university in the United Kingdom, widely recognized by leading employers around the world.” Gettysburg graduates who […]| The Gettysburgian.
The Gettysburg College Student Senate provided the following minutes. Besides formatting, they have not been edited in any way. Approval of Minutes Motion passed. Budget Requests American Cancer Society Overview of Event Relay for Life fundraising event to support cancer research. Budget Breakdown Total Request = $4,750.00 Art Supplies: $150.00 Build a Buddy: $200.00 Misc. […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Madilyn Cataloni, Contributing Writer On Friday, the China Unboxed Club held its Tanghulu Night event, celebrating Chinese culture, community and food. The event was held from 5 to 7:30 p.m. in the basement of the Office of Multicultural Engagement. Tanghulu Night was planned to bring Chinese culture to Gettysburg and educate students about the […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Jules Young, Arts & Entertainment Editor On Saturday, Sept. 27th at 8 p.m, the Sunderman Conservatory’s wind symphony and jazz ensemble put on the first student ensemble concert of the semester at the Majestic Theater. The Wind Symphony was instructed by the Director of Bands, Music Education and Conducting Russell McCutcheon. The Jazz ensemble […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Jacob Tone, Contributing Writer The Gettysburg College Darts Society, founded at the end of the spring 2025 semester, is introducing a piece of English culture to campus, offering students a chance to compete, relax and connect. The club was inspired by the Cartmel College Darts Club at Lancaster University in England, where Katie Tyson […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Liv Smith, Staff Writer Gettysburg celebrated its 17th annual Salsa on the Square on Sept. 26 on Carlisle St. in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. The night was accompanied by warm weather, music and dancing under the sunset. The event was organized by Project Gettysburg-León (PGL), an organization that connects Gettysburg with its sister […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Maneeha Haider, Contributing Writer The Counselling and Wellness Center hosted its annual Fresh Check day event held on Sept. 24 from 12 to 2 p.m. on Stine Lake. Students gathered to participate in interactive games and wellness activities designed to raise awareness about mental health issues and encourage students to seek help when they […]| The Gettysburgian.
By Brandon Fey, News Editor The Department of Classics at Gettysburg College has officially rebranded itself as the Department of Ancient Greek & Roman Studies. The department held its annual fall welcome party on Sept. 24 in Weidensall Hall for returning and interested students, where faculty discussed the change and the trajectory of the department […]| The Gettysburgian.
Compiled by Alexis Doyle, Staff Writer Monday, Sept. 15 Vandalism: Musselman Hall; Closed (No Known Suspects or Witnesses) Tuesday, Sept. 16 Vandalism: 104 W Water St (Alpha Tau Omega); Closed (Referred to SRR/OSAGL) Wednesday, Sept. 17 Street Harassment: W Lincoln Ave 200 Block; Open Street Harassment: W Lincoln Ave 300 Block; Open Thursday, Sept. 18 […]| The Gettysburgian.
The Gettysburg College Student Senate provided the following minutes. Besides formatting, they have not been edited in any way. Approval of Minutes Motion passed. Guest Speaker – Hallie Deardorf, C…| The Gettysburgian.
Examination of the #DesakMandiri Verdict: Academics & Students Highlight Weak Bank Accountability in South Jakarta District Court VerdictTuK Indonesia Depok, September 19, 2025 – The South Jakarta District Court’s decision No. 1186/PDT.G/2024/PN.Jkt.Sel, which declared TuK INDONESIA’s public lawsuit against […] The post Examination of the #DesakMandiri Verdict: Academics & Students Highlight Weak Bank Accountability in South Jakarta District Court Verdict appeared first on TuK Indonesia.| TuK Indonesia
Mining & Money Report: Uncovering the Flow of Funds to Finance Transitional Mineral Mining Contributes to Environmental Destruction and Human Rights Violations in IndonesiaTuK Indonesia Waingapu, September 18, 2025 — A report by the Forests & Finance Coalition, with support from civil society partners around […] The post Mining & Money Report: Uncovering the Flow of Funds to Finance Transitional Mineral Mining Contributes to Environmental Destruction and Human Rights Violations in Indones...| TuK Indonesia
The Israeli government has waged the latest campaign in its effort to wipe out and destroy the Palestinian people entirely for over two years now, with the full financial, diplomatic and military backing of the United States government...| CovertAction Magazine
Michael Saylor has been particularly optimistic about expanding STRC domestically and abroad, yet his STRC ATM sales to date are $0. The post Strategy hasn’t sold any STRC through ATM since July appeared first on Protos.| Protos
Synnax Labs claims PeckShield overlooked an attack vector in its audit that was linked to the $1.7 million hack of Abracadabra. The post Inside the fallout from PeckShield’s Synnax Labs audit appeared first on Protos.| Protos
Even though Sam Bankman-Fried is in prison, a BTC wallet controlled by Alameda Research deposited about $30M into Binance last week.| Protos
ER Editor: Two years ago on this day, Palestinian resistance fighters from four different groups were alleged to have flown over into Israel. What has followed over time is a scenario in which the public [...] The post On this day in 2023 first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
ER Editor: We offer this extract from Politico today as a way to understand what on earth is going on with this evident piece of political theatre taking place in France. A reminder that a [...] The post Why the Mess in France Weakens Europe first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
In early September, Dr. Thomas Alter II—author of the well-regarded book Toward a Cooperative Commonwealth: The Transplanted Roots of Farmer-Labor Radicalism in Texas (University of Illinois Press, 2022)—was fired from his tenured position teaching history at Texas State University after he gave an online talk at a socialist conference. Alter’s talk was secretly recorded by […] The post Right Wing Attack Dog Intent on Exposing Left-Wing “Subversion” Follows in Footsteps of Cold Wa...| CovertAction Magazine
On October 19, Bolivia will have a new president—and he will be from the right. It is confirmed that the country is about to make a sharp ideological turn since the Movement for Socialism (MAS) came to power in January 2006. Broadly speaking, Bolivia has had nearly 20 years of leftist governments, although the current […] The post Bolivia Turns to the Right first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.| CovertAction Magazine
Heidi Boghosian delivers a powerful and meticulously researched call to arms for a digitally overwhelmed society grappling with declining civic engagement and the manipulation of truth in the digital age in her new book Cyber Citizens: Saving Democracy with Digital Literacy. With sharp insight and urgency, Boghosian—the director of the AJ Muste Foundation for Peace and […] The post Digital Literacy and Civics Education are Essential Tools in Era of Disinformation and Surveillance Capital...| CovertAction Magazine
Elbridge Colby, President Donald Trump’s Under Secretary of Defense for Policy and the man running the U.S. proxy war against Russia in Ukraine, is the grandson of Nixon’s CIA Director William Colby, son of Jonathan Colby, a manager of the Carlyle Group, and nephew of Carl Colby, alleged to have participated in a covert operation […] The post What Dirty Tricks Does the Grandson of Former CIA Director William Colby—a Key Man Running U.S. Foreign Policy in the Trump Administration—Hav...| CovertAction Magazine
At a gathering of senior military leaders at Marine Corps Base Quantico on Tuesday, Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth signaled that they’re preparing to imminently expand the scope and size of the U.S. military, both inside and outside the United States... The post CovertAction Bulletin – U.S. on Edge: Trump Prepares Domestic Military Crackdown first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.| CovertAction Magazine
[These remarks were delivered at the September 16, 2025, CovertAction Magazine webinar on Neo-Colonialism in Africa.—Editors] I’m honored to be invited to join P.D. Lawton, Jeremy Kuzmarov, Milton Allimadi, Jean-Marie Higiro, and Lawrence Freeman here. I know a bit about most everyone’s particular areas of expertise, but particularly those of Milton and Lawrence, so I’m sure we’ll […] The post Neo-Colonialism in Africa: From the IMF and World Bank to the International Caucasian ...| CovertAction Magazine
In a rambling speech that lasted nearly an hour at the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, Donald Trump spent a significant amount of time condemning immigration in the west as well as the use and development of clean energy alternatives to coal and oil...| CovertAction Magazine
Why are famous British and American comics such as Jimmy Carr and Dave Chappelle now performing in a country notorious for censoring and harassing its own comedians? The post Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Comedy Festival: nothing to laugh at appeared first on Index on Censorship.| Index on Censorship
By Elise Herzfeld, UW School of Oceanography Hi! I am a rising senior at the University of Washington in the School of Oceanography. This summer, I have been working with CICOES PIs Pamela Barrett and Joseph Resing on quantifying methane in seawater to understand Southern Ocean hydrothermal activity and potential trace metal sources. The Southern Ocean (SO) is the most significant high-nutrient, low-chlorophyll region in the world.| Cooperative Institute for Climate, Ocean, & Ecosystem Studies
UC Davis School of Law has appointed four luminary faculty members to open endowed chairs. The chairs were established previously through generous gifts from alumni and are awarded to faculty members who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, as well as in teaching and service.| School of Law
The Luxury Playbook Asia’s Rising Yacht Market Could Be The Next Billionaire Playground The Asian yacht market has evolved from a boutique curiosity into a legitimate global powerhouse that’s demanding attention from investors who traditionally focused solely on Mediterranean and Caribbean opportunities. The... The post Asia’s Rising Yacht Market Could Be The Next Billionaire Playground appeared first on The Luxury Playbook. and is written by The Luxury Playbook Yachting Research Desk| The Luxury Playbook
Bob Mace was known for his integrity, dedication, professionalism, and conservation ethic while serving as a council member for 23 years and representing the| North Pacific Fishery Management Council
At UC Davis, a new bladesmithing club is forging more than knives. Led by materials science and engineering major Aaron Diamond, the team is (literally) sharpening hands-on skills and crafting connections.| College of Engineering
In the world of fitness, few names resonate as profoundly as Don Wildman's. A trailblazing visionary who revolutionized the industry, Wildman reimagined the concept of health clubs, making fitness accessible and mainstream in many inspiring ways. Known for his legendary high-intensity workouts and as an Ironman age group winner, Don is credited with introducing music to group fitness classes, a pivotal change that significantly enhanced the welcoming atmosphere of gyms, particularly for women...| NASM Blog
For many people, having a few drinks is part of day-to-day life—a cocktail after work, a toast at a wedding, or a drink to unwind. It can be easy to lose sight of how alcohol can affect health and wellness. But if you’re working on developing mindfulness in everyday life, it makes sense to be more intentional with alcohol.| NASM Blog
The term “metabolism” often grabs attention, especially in a culture fixated on calorie counting. As a nutrition coach or weight loss specialist, you're probably familiar with the inquiries about how to boost metabolism. This is often associated with a journey from 'fat-to-fit' or 'flab-to-fab,' driven by enhanced caloric expenditure, increased lean body mass, greater fat utilization, and overall weight loss.| NASM Blog
Meal prep is more than just a trend — it's a transformative approach to nourishing our bodies amidst our fast-paced lives.| NASM Blog
The human body is not made up of isolated segments of muscles, bones, connective tissue, and ligaments. Rather, the body is a series of interconnected parts that all impact each other. This impact can either be positive or negative. Ideally, when the kinetic chain is incorporated, the human body works as a holistic collection of parts working in harmony to help create coordinated and optimal movement patterns. When this concept is incorporated into a training program, it can play a fundamenta...| NASM Blog
There are a lot of phrases to describe the way we drink or don’t drink alcohol. In fact, it seems as though we’re creating new phrases all the time. I’m sure you’ve heard of “sober curious” or maybe even “sober-ish,” but what about “tempo drinking” or “flex drinking”? The latter are terms to describe switching between alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks during different intervals during the week or even switching back and forth within a single night. There are also entire...| NASM Blog
In American culture, drinking alcohol is extremely prevalent and is often integrated into regular aspects of life such as celebrations, business deals, relaxing, socializing, or de-stressing. It can be easy to fall into the “everyone else is doing it!” mindset in those situations, mindlessly grabbing a cocktail to not stand out. The sober curious movement challenges this mindset by encouraging people to begin to question their relationship with alcohol so that they can make conscious drin...| NASM Blog
What’s the definition of goblet squats? Your new best friend for building stronger glutes! This exercise isn't just a fitness trend; it's a game-changer for anyone looking to amp up their lower body strength. In this article, we'll walk you through the nitty-gritty of goblet squats - from the perfect technique to their benefits. Whether you're a gym newbie or a seasoned pro, get ready to discover how this powerhouse move can elevate your workout routine.| NASM Blog
Welcome to 2024: A Fresh Spin on Health and Fitness Resolutions As the New Year's Eve confetti settles and 2024 unfolds, we at NASM are excited to share the responses from a recently commissioned YouGov survey. This survey, which polled 1,737 Americans, ranging from the casual jogger to the gym fanatic, reveals a significant shift in New Year's resolutions.| NASM Blog
Alcohol and Sleep Alcohol is the oldest and still one of the most widely used, mind-altering substances. It is so common and accepted in our culture that you may take it for granted. Yet, you might want to reconsider an evening cocktail if you take a closer look at the relationship between alcohol and sleep. In this blog, part of our Mindful Drinking blog series, we explore the intricate relationship between alcohol consumption and sleep, delving into the impact of drinking on sleep quality...| NASM Blog
If you have an endomorph body type, then you know the struggle of feeling like it’s easy to gain weight and nearly impossible to lose it. While a lean, athletic physique may feel out of reach, it’s not! Following an endomorph diet can help you finally make progress toward your health and fitness goals by tailoring your nutrition to your specific needs.| NASM Blog
Mesomorphs might seem to have it easy, with their naturally athletic build, but they, too, require an intentional approach to nutrition and fitness in order to maintain or build upon this physique. By following a mesomorph diet and a tailored workout plan, mesomorphs can work with their body type tendencies to achieve their fitness goals, whether that means maintaining their athletic physique, building more muscle mass, or lowering their body fat percentage for an even leaner look.| NASM Blog
If you walk down the street of your nearest downtown on any given day, you will likely notice that bodies come in all shapes and sizes. Diverse body types have been used across all cultures to portray current societal norms for beauty, wealth, health, and status (using sculptures, art, fashion, advertisements, etc.) since well before the 1900s.| NASM Blog
NASM Certified Personal Trainers are widely known as fitpros who take their careers seriously. Beyond being well-versed in what it takes to be an excellent personal trainer, NASM CPTs are dedicated to growth and reaching their full potential in their careers. If you’re a CPT nodding along in agreement, you’ve probably taken time to learn all of the ways that you can best serve your clients through excellent service (including the technology that makes your business run) and staying curren...| NASM Blog
Are you someone who struggles with balancing your well-being? With all the health and wellness information available it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, unsure how to spend your time, energy, and resources to craft a well-balanced wellness practice.| NASM Blog
Mindfulness, the ability to focus on your experience of the present moment, is often associated with meditation. Many people think mindfulness means sitting on a cushion and focusing on breathing or a mantra. Yet mindfulness can be applied to many other aspects of our lives.| NASM Blog
Troop 9005 floated with manatees in Florida's Crystal River. "Florida Scouts Snorkel Alongside Magnificent Manatees" appeared first on Scout Life magazine.| Scout Life magazine
Tony Blair is back and embroiled in a scandal involving kickbacks to Larry Ellison over the proposed issuance of digital ID cards in the UK.| The Liberty Beacon
The Futurum Group’s latest Signal report on Software Development Platforms names Microsoft, AWS, and Google as the top three providers, each achieving Elite status with scores above 90. Microsoft led across all five measured attributes — business value, innovation, vision, execution, and ecosystem — underscoring its longstanding developer focus. AWS and Google continue to close the gap with strong AI integration and ecosystem growth, while challengers like Oracle, IBM, Red Hat, GitHub, ...| DevOps.com
At a time when statehouses across the nation have become characterized by political rhetoric and partisan divides, a group of state lawmakers in Alaska is quietly taking a different tack and making a go at something rarely talked about in the modern political era: earnest bipartisan cooperation.| The Council of State Governments
20 Rules for Healthy Masculinity: A Guide for Young Men in the Age of Social Media| IM—1776
Preferred Name: Quincy Brown Pronouns: they/them Program/Major: Political Science (major), Gender Studies (major) “I was introduced to the gender studies program in my first year on campus when I took a course on political economy, race, class, and gender with Dr. Gunseli Berik. That semester I was also in a gender studies course with Dr. […]| SCHOOL FOR CULTURAL & SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
Preferred Name: Annabelle Rockne Pronouns: she/her Program/Major: Biology (major), Disability Studies (minor), (alum, HBS ’25) “I initially heard about the disability studies program from a presentation given in a training when I was an orientation leader. I thought the program sounded incredibly interesting and it was a program that seemed to align well with my […]| SCHOOL FOR CULTURAL & SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
Preferred Name: 'Alisi Fihaki Pronouns: she/her Program/Major: Psychology (major), Pacific Islands Studies certificate “I took the Histories of the Pacific and the Pacific Islander American Experiences courses...| transform.utah.edu
The Federal Government has clarified how the newly introduced Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on share disposals will apply, following concerns| Nairametrics
Matthew J. Sanders explores the importance of procedure in the evolving environmental law landscape. The post The Power of Procedure in Environmental Law first appeared on The Regulatory Review.| The Regulatory Review
My brother, Gabriel V. Chavez, 51, had lived in the United States as an undocumented citizen since he was 9 years old. He was sent to prison at age 16. Then, after 32 years in prison, he was released and immediately re-arrested. For two years, he was held in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility, before being deported in September 2024 to El Salvador. Upon his arrival there, he was booked into Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo, the country's terrorism confinement cent...| Prison Journalism Project
For nearly two decades, Trinity Food Services served meals to state prisoners in Arizona. Then on Sept. 30, 2024, another company named Aramark replaced Trinity. The post 100 Incarcerated People Weigh in on Prison Food Vendors appeared first on Prison Journalism Project.| Prison Journalism Project
