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Sundance Plans 2027 Boulder Debut After Park CityEntertainment — 3dAfter four decades in Park City, the Sundance Film Festival is moving to Boulder, Colorado, with its first edition there scheduled for Jan. 21–31, 2027. Organizers and local leaders see Boulder’s university population, walkable downtown and creative scene as a strong fit, while the city prepares for a major visitor influx and lodging demands.

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Universal Orlando Show Closure Looms Amid DemolitionEntertainment — Oct 31, 2026Universal Orlando is closing Animal Actors on Location! at Universal Studios Florida after its final performance Nov. 2, with a replacement planned but not yet detailed. At Islands of Adventure, demolition is advancing through The Lost Continent around the former Poseidon’s Fury and Mythos Restaurant areas as the resort prepares the land for redevelopment.

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Universities Spotlight Nursing, Student Wellness EffortsHealth — Nov 3, 2026Universities are strengthening health-care education through nursing research and mentorship, efforts to prepare students for careers and address workforce needs, and programs that support learners’ well-being. Nursing leaders at UCF and SNHU emphasize evidence-based care, expanded opportunity and student success, while Minot State aims to keep more graduates in North Dakota.

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Sun Belt Volleyball Matchups Could Affect SeedingSports — Oct 30, 2026Archbishop Murphy volleyball co-captains Ashley Fletcher and Teuila Halalilo were named September student-athletes as the Wildcats prepare for postseason; Halalilo has surpassed 2,000 career assists and is committed to the University of Portland. Elsewhere, UCLA swept its road weekend with wins over Maryland and Rutgers, while Sun Belt contenders Troy-Arkansas State and Marshall-Georgia Southern head into key divisional matchups.

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Jared Kim Troy and Arkansas State have a real chance to shift the divisional standings if their hitters step up in these matches.

IJRRussian Pranksters Dupe OpenAI Officials Into Video Chat About ‘Offensive’ AI For UkraineDylan Kresak · 5 min · 14h

Marching Bands Compete at Georgia Championships and Indiana State FinalsSports — Oct 26, 2026Statesboro High will host its annual East Georgia Marching Band Championships, featuring 13 regional bands, while Tri-State schools prepare to compete in Indiana’s state finals at Lucas Oil Stadium on Nov. 7. Ashland University’s marching band will close its season with a Nov. 1 concert featuring music from its pregame and halftime shows.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Bob Huggins Family Discloses Progressive Cognitive Condition Ahead of Hall of Fame Ceremony — Oct 21, 2026Bob Huggins’ family says the former University of Cincinnati basketball coach is living with a progressive cognitive condition that is affecting his memory and daily life. They shared the news as he prepares for induction into Cincinnati’s athletics Hall of Fame and asked for privacy while expressing gratitude for the support of former players, friends and fans.

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Diverse Runners Prepare for NYC MarathonSports — Oct 24, 2026The 2026 New York City Marathon will feature runners with personal stories of resilience, including Jessica Reilly, who plans to race two days before preventive surgery after testing positive for a high-risk BRCA1 mutation, and University of Alabama professor Benjamin Boudreaux, who advocates for accessible exercise while living with type 1 diabetes and autism. The field also includes celebrities and reality-TV personalities, as organizers expect about 60,000 participants across the five boroughs.

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Teams Post Results at Three Cross-Country InvitationalsSports — Oct 18, 2026Lakeview and Oakfield-Alabama-Elba cross-country teams competed in regional invitationals, earning notable individual finishes as they prepared for championship meets. Catholic University runners also recorded multiple personal bests at the Aubrey Shenk Invitational, including a school record by a freshman; the Mt. SAC article is only a webcast notice.

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PaleyFest NY Celebrates Billy Crystal’s CareerEntertainment — Oct 15, 2026Billy Crystal and Whoopi Goldberg celebrated his career and Broadway show at PaleyFest NY, while other culture coverage highlighted New Zealand arts and the end of a film-industry funding program, Venezuelan musicians preparing to perform an original symphony, and features on Southern University homecoming style and singer Freddie Jackson. A separate entertainment roundup covered assorted celebrity, crime and legal stories.

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FaithTapPope Leo condemns machismo and violence against women in PeruPope Leo XIV condemned machismo and violence against women during his visit to Lima, calling for equal rights and women’s full participation in society and the Church. He also urged Peru’s bishops to support victims of clergy abuse with tru10h · 10 reads

Red State Universities Scrap Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Offices Ahead Of New Law — Jul 24, 2024Three University of Alabama System campuses shut down their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices on Tuesday, instead replacing them with “student success” programs in preparation for a new state law set to take…

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Majority of Americans Support Trump Impeachment, Conviction: PollReporting — Jan 25, 2021As the Senate prepares to conduct an impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump , a new poll finds that a majority of Americans support impeaching and convicting him. A new Monmouth University poll found that…

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Biden Admin to Pour Millions of Taxpayer Dollars Into ‘Gender Studies’ in the Middle EastReporting — Oct 4, 2023The State Department is prepared to spend $15 million to create “gender scholars” at American universities in Egypt and Lebanon by promoting gender studies at those institutions, according to a public grants database…

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Nursing Education, Care Stories Span InstitutionsHealth — Oct 12, 2026Nursing profiles and university programs highlight how compassionate care, clinical training and research prepare nurses for varied roles, from patient advocacy and infectious-disease studies to specialized pediatric care. In Minneapolis, a home-care agency also offers skilled in-home nursing, including ventilator and tracheostomy support, with flexible plans for families.

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Cassava Brownies Cooking Class Trains 20 in BanjarnegaraLifestyle — Aug 30, 2026Cassava remains a staple with both economic potential and safety concerns: in Nigeria, health authorities are investigating multiple deaths linked to cassava flour dishes amid warnings about improper processing and cyanide risk, while in Indonesia a university-led initiative trains locals to convert cassava into value-added products like cassava brownies to boost livelihoods, and a separate household guide demonstrates how to prepare crispy cassava sticks at home.

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IJRNavy Scrambles To Ramp Up Tomahawk Production After Iran War Burns Through ArsenalFrancis Kapper · 4 min · 14h

Kingston Home Bones Likely Historical Medical Specimens — Aug 18, 2026Investigators say a cardboard box of bones found in a Kingston, Tennessee rental home contains historical human remains from at least five people, with razor-thin cut marks and wired vertebrae indicating they were prepared for medical teaching rather than a crime. Forensic officials are coordinating with the University of Tennessee Repatriation Office for disposal and possible DNA analysis, while debunking the homeowner’s claim of a Native American burial, with some bones showing embalming-like staining suggesting decades-old exhumation.

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