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Apr 04 2024
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Midtown hotel project revived after St. Louis aldermen cut deal
The Maryland Heights-based developer is supposed to agree not to retaliate against employees who want to unionize. It will work with city public schools to provide rooms in its hotels to unhoused students and their families. And it’s expected to mirror wages and benefits offered to employees at a unionized hotel downtown, which Green said should provide slightly better compensation than
St. Louis Post-DispatchNov 22 2023
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Catholic women's school to accept trans students
A Catholic all-women’s school in Indiana, US has announced that they will now consider applications from transgender women as part of a new non-discrimination policy. Saint Mary’s College confirmed in an email to students that, from 2024, they would begin considering transgender women for admission. The landmark decision has already been subjected to intense backlash from anti-trans activists
PinkNewsApr 01 2024
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Daily Minute: Nearly 50 Schuyler teachers leaving; park gets new plans; Journal Star's Inspire Awards
The Daily Minute is the Journal Star's morning news briefing where you can get the latest news in about a minute each weekday. Previous Daily Minute videos are archived here. In the last two months, nearly 50 certified staff members employed at Schuyler Community Schools have opted to not return next school year, leaving the community with one question: Why? That’s what Superintendent Bret
Lincoln Journal StarApr 04 2024
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Audio recording captures racial slur in Utah women’s basketball harassment case, police say
Players and staff on the Utah bench react toward the end of a second-round college basketball game against Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament in Spokane, Wash., Monday, March 25, 2024. The Couer d’Alene police department said an audio recording captured a racial slur being used, and it appeared to happen more than once, in a case involving reported harassment directed toward the Utah women’s
Deseret NewsApr 04 2024
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Gen Z is giving up smartphones for flip phones — but life without a map app is almost impossible
Everyone is flipping out — but that might be a good thing. More and more school districts across the country are banning cell phone use. Politicians like Ron DeSantis are barring kids under 14 from social media. Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt’s March book “The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness” has shot to the top of the
New York Post (News)Mar 17 2024
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Brunswick High actors ace production of ‘Phantom of the Opera’
Brunswick High School closed its opening show of “Phantom of the Opera” on Thursday to a standing ovation after students displayed an impressive range of vocal ability. The musical, which was originally written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and has no adaptation for high school vocal ranges, pushed the performing arts group, BHS Players, to tackle advanced levels of musicianship. Under the guidance
Portland Press HeraldApr 03 2024
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Pa.’s student teachers ready for new stipend program to launch
Grace Bettwy plans to keep her laptop close at hand on April 10. She’s hoping she will be one of the lucky education majors to win what amounts to a jackpot for student teachers hoping to launch their careers in Pennsylvania this fall. Applications for a new student teacher stipend program will be available to download by April 11, according to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance
The Patriot-NewsOct 03 2023
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Evergrande Shares Up 28% At Market Close In Hong Kong
Shares in embattled Chinese property firm Evergrande closed up over 28 percent Tuesday in Hong Kong, where trading in the stock resumed after having been suspended since last week.
Prices had initially jumped more than 60 percent before dropping to 10 percent and then rising again over a day of volatility for the troubled company's stock.
Barron'sApr 03 2024
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Half a billion in cuts, targeted tax hikes shape Bowser’s D.C. budget plan
To close the gap, Bowser (D) is proposing $500 million in cuts to city programs this year, including entirely eliminating the Circulator bus and the Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund, which pays stipends to caregivers and day care teachers — an outcome education advocates had feared. Officials said that move was spurred by Chief Financial Officer Glen Lee’s request for the city to
Washington PostNov 06 2023
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Baltimore Catholic church to close after pastor admits to sexual harassment settlement
St. Benedict Church in Baltimore was closed and its priest suspended from the ministry after the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore became aware that he made a payment several years ago to settle sexual harassment allegations. The Archdiocese of Baltimore will close one of the city’s Catholic churches after its longtime pastor was recently suspended from the ministry because he admitted to
Los Angeles Times