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Caitlin Clark Wins the James E. Sullivan Award
Caitlin Clark is the first two-time winner in the award’s 94-year history. It goes to the nation’s most outstanding athlete at the college or Olympic level. She was recently the No. 1 pick in the WNBA draft.
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The Beasts Record Run
We wanted to get the world record, but it was also a bit more of a low-key, not as stressful – like you're not doing your main event – way of opening up. We knew Brannon could buy us some wiggle room because he should be one of the best 1200m runners in the world. But honestly this was close to the best case scenario.
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Read more at Citius Mag
Tulsa - A Butane Transloading Facility is Next Door
The butane transloading facility is located near the Oklahoma State University-Tulsa. The city has asked a court to resolve a dispute over whether municipal or federal law takes precedence when it comes to regulating railroads operating within the city. In a petition for declaratory judgment, the city claims the facility is not allowed to operate on the property.
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Early Voting for May 4 Elections
Early voting begins Monday for city, school elections Lubbock Fire Rescue names interim chief. Rob Keinast appointed interim fire chief for LFR Trump hush money trial Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker testified about his arrangement with former President Trump to quash negative stories during the 2016 presidential election campaign. Senate passes foreign aid, TikTok bills The Senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid package to help Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.
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Josselyn Launches Capital Campaign to Expand Community-Based Mental Health Care
Josselyn is launching a new capital campaign ahead of Mental Health Awareness Month. The group provides community-based mental health care to everyone, young and old. Josseyn is holding a launch event Wednesday for their 75th Anniversary Capital Campaign.
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The Importance of Immediate Bias Training in Health Care
There is increasing evidence that implicit bias is a source of racial inequities in certain aspects of health care. In March 2024, four U.S. senators led a resolution calling out racism as a public health crisis. We are a social and health psychologist and a health economist who are investigating the role that provider implicit bias plays. This isn’t just one thing. It involves multiple interconnected components that govern how someone interacts with specific groups or its members: affect, behavior and cogn
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Read more at The Conversation
Old Age Is Starting Later Than You Think
A study by the American Psychological Association found that middle-aged and older adults today believe that old age starts later than their contemporaries thought decades ago. Being old is not what it used to be, but also suggests a lot about the way we relate to aging. In recent years, life expectancy and quality of life have risen.
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Read more at EL PAÍS USA
Five New Degrees in the College of Education
St. Peterburg College is introducing five new programs this fall to meet growing workforce demand. Cardiopulmonary Science Bachelor of Science Degree SPC is a stand-alone credential that replaces the respiratory care subplan in the bachelor’s degree in health services administration. The broad-based curriculum will lead to advanced credentials, professional growth and development in leadership, management, education and research.
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Read more at St. Petersburg College News
The First Time for Everything
Clark County scored a 4-0 victory at Ferd Niemann Jr. Memorial Ballfield. “This is a big deal for these guys,” coach Shaun Parker said. The Raiders broke a scoreless tie in the top of the third inning when Tristen Pitford doubled to right field.
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College Football Super League - Is it Possible?
The U.S. is the only country in the world that has a high percentage of its elite sport development tied to education. I believe nothing should be off the table in the imminent reform of college sports discussion. It is a way to keep March Madness intact for men’s and women’s Division I basketball.
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Read more at Sportico