[ad_1] Obstacle courses are terrific for field days, phys ed class, summer camps, birthday parties, and so much more. These DIY obstacle courses for kids are easy enough for anyone to create. We’ve got indoor and outdoor options too. Get ready to show off your moves! 1. Pool Noodle Obstacle Course We’re always amazed at …
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[ad_1] From August through about April, I love teaching high school seniors. Seniors know what’s up. They know how to behave and what they need to do, and they do it (for the most part!). And then, something changes. Suddenly it’s like teaching kindergarten. No one’s in their seat. Half of them are absent. No …
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[ad_1] Graduation Day is quickly approaching. Are you on the hunt to find the best swag to represent the graduating class? Luckily, there are tons of fashionable and cost-efficient options to choose from that are perfect for every dress code. We compiled a list of the best graduation shirt ideas, filled with customizable and savvy …
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[ad_1] An ex-student at the University of California, Davis, was arrested Thursday and charged in three recent stabbings that have left many in Davis unsettled, the Los Angeles Times reported. Carlos Reales Dominguez, 21, was arrested on two counts of homicide and one count of attempted murder. The university said in a statement that “Dominguez …
[ad_1] How do you feel about your first name? Do you love it, hate it or just feel meh about it? Do you think it fits your personality? Does it shape how others perceive you? Would you change your name if you could? If so, what name would you choose for yourself? In “It’s Time …
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[ad_1] House Republicans have launched an investigation into affirmative action in medical schools. Specifically, they are looking at the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, which accredits medical schools. In a letter to the committee, the Republicans said, “In particular, we write regarding Standard 3 and Element 3.3 of your accreditation standards. Standard 3 requires that …
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[ad_1] Another Florida presidential search has failed. All three finalists for the position at South Florida State College withdrew their applications, the governing board announced Wednesday. The applicants withdrew for “personal reasons,” the board said, according to WFLA. Now the board will conduct a new search, and it has dropped requirements for a terminal degree, …
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[ad_1] The University of Texas system Board of Regents voted Thursday to establish a new college at the flagship Austin campus to house the Civitas Institute, a center dedicated to promoting “intellectual diversity” and funded in part by conservative donors, according to The Texas Tribune. The vote pre-empts a bill before the Texas Legislature that …
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[ad_1] The University of Alabama fired head coach Brad Bohannon on Thursday, days after reports of suspicious gambling activity related to Crimson Tide baseball emerged, according to Al.com. University officials were tight-lipped about the specific cause for Bohannon’s dismissal. “Alabama director of athletics Greg Byrne announced he has initiated the termination process for head baseball …
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