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Apr 09 2024
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Sarkisian on talent meeting culture in football program
AUSTIN (KXAN) – In his three seasons of game action at Texas, head coach Steve Sarkisian has seen the football program grow consistently in terms of wins. From a 5-7 record in his first season to a trip in the College Football Playoff in 2023, Sarkisian has continually attributed the improvement in wins to a stronger culture. “In the past as we were building this program, we talked a lot about
KXAN NewsApr 25 2019
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The Joe Biden culture war
There’s a split among Democrats on #MeToo and more. Biden might have picked the losing side.
Joe Biden is betting on the past.
The former vice president, who formally announced his candidacy on Thursday but has been a frontrunner in the polls for months, recently called himself an “Obama-Biden Democrat,” evoking a repeat of 2008. His supporters have long held that he can connect
VoxApr 15 2024
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Communities within communities: Japanese car culture and Seattle
Within the Japanese auto collector community, collectors are as diverse as the vehicles themselves, says Jake Welk, marketing manager at America’s Automotive Trust. Serious collectors are always looking to add the perfect new set of wheels to their garage — with some classic Japanese cars worth up to $2 million. Some collectors have just one or two “gem” JDM vehicles among a mix of classic
The Seattle TimesApr 15 2024
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‘We Are The Culture’ Explores The History And Magic Of Black Chicago
CHICAGO — Arionne Nettles has the soul of the city inscribed in her DNA. She spent her summers riding her bike and scraping her knees on her Englewood block. She learned how to sew and chop wood in a Chicago Park District field house, and completed book reports and Black History Month projects at the Woodson Regional Public Library in Washington Heights. She sold sweet treats from her
Block Club ChicagoApr 24 2024
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Cultural maternal health care for women of color key to reducing harm
Octavia Treadway’s middle son was a drummer before he was born. “He actually started drumming in the womb,” said Treadway, the co-executive director of You’re Carrying Someone Great, a nonprofit that, once launched this summer, will focus on the prenatal and postnatal health of Black and brown parents and children. “We would be at church and the choir would start to sing and play, and he would
MinnPostApr 27 2024
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Rams feel like they left NFL draft with 10 players that fit culture
HERMOSA BEACH — It was a little over a year ago, as the Rams outlined their plan to reset their roster with a youth movement, that Aaron Donald gave the front office a simple request for the draft class: “Make sure they care.” From Puka Nacua running back onto the field following what looked like a debilitating shoulder injury, to Steve Avila playing every snap of the season, to Kobie Turner’s
Orange County RegisterApr 19 2024
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Not your parents’ prom: One school’s transforming prom culture
Editor’s Note: This article was written for Mosaic, an independent journalism training program for high school students who report and photograph stories under the guidance of professional journalists. Andria Ho and her friends giggle and strike silly poses early on a Sunday morning as a professional photographer captures the moment. “Let’s walk and pretend to laugh!” called out Ho to her pack
San Jose Mercury NewsApr 19 2024
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Artist explores family, Vietnamese culture, food in immersive installation
Throughout her career, Tulsa artist Dan Lynh Pham has explored ideas about family, identity, history and belonging, as the child of Vietnamese immigrants. But until this year, she had not been able to bring all these ideas, and the various artistic media she uses in creating her work, together into a single, immersive experience. On March 1, Pham presented “I Bear the Fruit of My Ancestors,”
Tulsa WorldDec 01 2023
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War Destroying Ukraine's Cultural Heritage at Scale 'Not Seen Since WWII'
The war in Ukraine has destroyed the country's cultural heritage on a scale unseen since World War II, a study has revealed.
The first ground-based survey of Ukraine's historical landscape since Russia's full-scale invasion of the country in February 2022 has highlighted the true extent of the destruction caused by the ongoing war, which has been difficult to ascertain.
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