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Growing Minds: How Aquaponics is Revolutionizing STEM Education

September 19, 2024

The Innovation in Education: Walker's Westside Junior High School's Aquaponics Program Walker's Westside Junior High School has recently received a significant boost in its efforts to introduce a cutting-edge aquaponics program. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Gulf R

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Unlocking Mental Health: A New Approach to Jailing

September 19, 2024

In the state of Mississippi, a groundbreaking program is taking shape to revolutionize the way mental health services are provided to individuals in jail. The Roderick and Solange MacArthur Justice Center at the University of Mississippi School of Law has partnered with the Mississippi Department of

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Real-World Skills from Industry Pros

September 19, 2024

Ever wondered how to stay ahead in business? The team at Johnson County Community College has the answers you need. They don’t just teach theories; they offer practical advice straight from industry experts. These pros know what it takes to succeed, and now you can too. Whether you want to improve y

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The Human Body Conundrum: A Lesson in Accountability

September 18, 2024

The University of North Texas Health Science Center has made a significant decision to cease accepting unclaimed bodies following an investigation by NBC News. The program, which was designed to provide cadavers for medical research and education, had been plagued by controversy and allegations of d

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The Faithful and the Welcoming: Unpacking the Heart of Midwestern Lutheranism

September 17, 2024

In the heart of America's Midwest, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) has been a beacon of warmth, inclusivity, and community for generations. When Governor Tim Walz, a Lutheran raised Catholic, brought his progressive legislative record onto the Democratic ticket, the nation took not

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The Unintended Consequences of Chipping Away at Healthcare Access

September 17, 2024

When it comes to restrictive abortion laws, it's not uncommon for lawmakers to claim that the sole intention is to protect the unborn. However, a recent development in the US court system has raised concerns that these efforts could have far-reaching implications for other aspects of healthcare beyo

technology

Intel's Newfound Momentum: A Glimmer of Hope for Chip Production

September 17, 2024

The tech giant, Intel, has just received a huge boost after the announcement of a whopping $3 billion in direct funding from the CHIPS and Science Act. This influx of cash will go towards the Secure Enclave program, which is focused on creating innovative projects for the U.S. Department of Defense.

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Unclaimed Bodies, Unanswered Questions: A Medical School's Troubling Past

September 17, 2024

In a shocking turn of events, the University of North Texas Health Science Center has suspended its program that used unclaimed bodies for medical research, citing failures in management and oversight. The program, which began in 2019, had provided over 2,300 bodies to medical students and researche

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Crime: A Time Bomb in Midtown West

September 17, 2024

New York City's Crime Rate: A Tale of Two Cities New York City has seen a noticeable drop in crime in recent months, but beneath the surface, a different story is unfolding. Within the Manhattan North Precinct, which encompasses some of the city's most popular tourist attractions, crime has seen a

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Crypto Trader NovaTech's $650 Million Scheme: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing?

September 16, 2024

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has brought a major case against crypto trader NovaTech and its leadership, alleging a fraudulent scheme that duped over 200,000 investors out of $650 million. But what's striking about this case is not just the sheer scale of the scam, but the way it tar