[ad_1] Ready for some brain-teasing fun? Get your students thinking (and laughing) with this great list of riddles for kids. There’s something for all grade levels, but be sure to review the riddles before sharing to make sure they’re appropriate for your classroom! Best Riddles for Kids What has a head and tail but no …
[ad_1] Navarro College, is facing a federal lawsuit by a woman who says the head cheerleading coach tried to cover up a sexual assault, NBC Dallas reported. The cheerleading team was made famous by the Netflix documentary Cheer. The suit charges that a male cheerleader sexually assaulted a female cheerleader in the fall of 2021. …
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[ad_1] Do you like to travel? Do you usually go on trips with family or friends? What places in the world are on your bucket list? Would you ever consider visiting them alone? Why or why not? For a recent Travel article, “How Much Did You Spend on Your Solo Vacation?,” Christine Chung talked to …
[ad_1] The word curio has appeared in 14 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year, including on Jan. 22 in “4 Indie Makers to Watch in the High Jewelry Scene” by Tina Isaac-Goizé: For Marc Auclert, modernity goes hand-in-hand with the past. Twelve years ago, armed with 15 years of experience in the high jewelry …
[ad_1] Follow-up stories are not the news media’s forte. Headlines blare, innovations are hyped, then silence ensues. Think of the classic mysteries that remain unsolved. Inquiring minds want to know whatever happened to Judge Crater or Jimmy Hoffa, or to the artworks taken in the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist. Then there are somewhat more …
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[ad_1] California Community College leaders have indicated they plan to move forward with approving bachelor’s degree programs at their institutions, despite a request from state lawmakers to pause in response to objections from the California State University system, EdSource reported. Legislation signed into law last October, Assembly Bill 927, made permanent a set of 15 pilot …
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[ad_1] The Boy had his college graduation pictures taken this week. It was a bit of a shock to see them. He is very much a grown man at this point. He has a job lined up that starts on June 1. He and his girlfriend have signed a lease on an apartment in Manhattan. The …
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[ad_1] Two former professors have filed a suit to block the sale of some art by Valparaiso University, ARTnews reported. The two professors who sued are Richard Brauer, the museum’s first director and its namesake, and Philipp Brockington, a former professor at Valparaiso’s law school who has an endowment in his name at the museum. …
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[ad_1] Almost two years ago, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology sold edX, their pioneering massive open online course provider, to 2U, an online program management company. At the time, many in higher ed argued that edX’s sale to a for-profit company undermined its nonprofit mission to expand access to learning. Also, some …
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