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Philadelphia Weekly
Published October 02Phillies and Braves Play Deciding Wild Card Game Under the Lights in Atlanta
The Phillies and Braves settle their NL Wild Card Series at Truist Park on Thursday night, with the winner advancing to face the Dodgers.
Women’s soccer falls to Army in heartbreaking Patriot League final rematch
The Boston University women’s soccer team failed to extend their three-game win streak on Wednesday evening, falling 2-0 to Army West Point at Nickerson Field.
Luke Bryan brings country music powerhouses to Bridgestone Arena
Country music took center stage in Music City as Luke Bryan brought a night of hit songs, surprise guests, and energy.
$3M grant to improve risk prediction of pre-invasive breast cancer
Study aims to understand why early-stage breast cancer becomes invasive in Hawaiʻi populations. The post $3M grant to improve risk prediction of pre-invasive breast cancer first appeared on University of Hawaiʻi System News .
State will use $89 million in settlements from polluters to clean up Kalamazoo, Detroit rivers
The money will pay for removing toxic sediment and improving access to the rivers, while the state promotes swimming, fishing, and other activities.
Columbus Free Press
Published October 02More Than Voting Machines: The System Is Being Targeted, Too
On the morning of November 6th, 2024, as the American nation rose once again, phones lit up on nightstands, televisions flickered to life in living rooms and break rooms, and across time zones, millions of eyes met the same headline at once:
Men’s Golf: Vanderbilt finishes tied for fifth at Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
The Commodores battled top competitors and difficult course conditions in their third event of the season.
Columbus Free Press
Published October 02Being Forcefully Pro-Palestine Weeds The Terrible People Out Of Your Life
Being forcefully pro-Palestine is the most efficient way to weed all the worst people out of your life. It takes care of them all. Zionists. Islamophobes. Apathetic narcissists. Unthinking herd-minded right wing ideologues. Abuser-enabling “both sides” moral cowards. Emotionally…
Big Bend Sentinel
Opinion | Iowa City needs more places to just be
As a student in Iowa City, days can feel monotonous. Going from apartment, to campus, to apartment is repetitive, and days start to blend into one another. Sure, you can socialize on campus or in the comfort of your living room, but these spaces fail to escape the everyday…
The Town-Crier
Published October 02My Granddaughter Can Be A Challenge, But A Fascinating One
THE SONIC BOOMER My granddaughter Tess is a challenge. She’s 12 now, so she’s even more of a challenge than she was as a tot. I’m not saying this is a bad thing. “Challenging” people often grow up to be quite successful, rising to heights no one ever expected. But those of us…
ANDERSEN: An open letter of perseverance to Jared Curtis
Whether Vanderbilt wins or loses Saturday, Jared Curtis should walk out of Georgia’s stadium with his head held high.