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The storm surrounding the transgender student-athlete debate has reached the shores of New Hampshire. In a significant ruling, Chief Judge Landya B. McCafferty issued a preliminary injunction that shields two transgender student-athletes, Iris Turmelle and Parker Tirrell, from enforcement of a newly

Rewriting the Script: LSU's Film and Television Program Expands with $200k State Grant

LSU's film and television program is embarking on a new chapter, thanks to a $200,000 grant from Louisiana Economic Development. The funding will enable the program to expand its offerings, catering to the growing needs of the Louisiana entertainment workforce. But what does this expansion really me

Building a Bridge of Tolerance: Attorney General Campbell's Action Plan for Southwick Schools

In the wake of a disturbing "mock slave trade" incident, Attorney General Andrea Campbell has issued a comprehensive action plan to combat racism and bullying in Southwick schools. The plan, developed in collaboration with school officials, the Greater Springfield NAACP, and other stakeholders, outl

Break the Cycle: 5 Alarming Findings from the DOJ's Investigation into Texas Juvenile Facilities

The recent report from the US Department of Justice on Texas juvenile facilities paints a dire picture of a system that seems more concerned with punishment than rehabilitation. The findings highlight a pattern of physical and sexual abuse, lack of mental health treatment, and inadequate educational

Lost Education, Lost Childhood: Gaza's Children Pay the Price of War

CNN — Multicolored posters, white streamers and Palestinian flags made of paper decorate a tent in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. School rucksacks stuffed with clothes, small pillows and floral blankets are strewn on the floor. More than a dozen girls and boys sit cross-legged inside a makeshift cla...

entertainment

The Unstoppable Spirit of Michaela DePrince: A Trailblazing Ballerina Who Defied All Odds

Michaela DePrince, a name synonymous with resilience, perseverance, and beauty, has left an indelible mark on the world of ballet. Born in Sierra Leone, Africa, as an orphan, DePrince's journey was marked by trauma, violence, and loss. Yet, she refused to be defined by her circumstances, instead cho

politics

Harris vs. Trump: A Battle of Economic Wits

The first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump was filled with memorable moments, but one exchange stood out for its economic significance. When asked about the state of the American economy, Harris and Trump engaged in a heated discussion, with Harris highlighting the flaws in

Navient's Abusive Past: A New Chapter for Student Loan Servicing

In a move hailed as a major victory for borrowers, the U.S. Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed a permanent ban on Navient from directly servicing federal student loans. The agency claims that Navient has been "abusing" borrowers for years, forcing them into higher-cost repayment

Boston's School Bus Crisis: A Call to Action

Boston City Councilors Edward Flynn and Erin Murphy have issued a rallying cry for the state to intervene in the city's beleaguered school bus system, which has been plagued by chronic lateness. This crisis is not just a minor inconvenience; it's a significant obstacle to achieving educational goals

Stranded Students: A Wake-Up Call for School Bus Operators