Dalles Library Plans Family STEAM Night

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A Chattanooga-based writer describes transitioning from a poetry busker to supporting a political campaign, emphasizing genuine character and a willingness to take risks for change. A column urges readers to study the original documents and organizers of the March on Washington to understand its meaning beyond present-day opinions, noting the large, peaceful assembly and the event’s historical impact. A local library announces Family STEAM Night featuring a potato battery experiment, highlighting ongoing community education and family-friendly science activities. The International Bluegrass Music Association recognizes Rhonda Vincent and The Rage with multiple nominations, underscoring bluegrass’ enduring visibility in American culture. A community-driven column in Mount Vernon highlights sensational local headlines, including allegations against a deputy police commissioner and other ongoing public-interest debates, reflecting a tension-filled news environment.

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William Jewell football player dies after medical emergency

William Jewell College and the Liberty, Missouri community mourn the death of MicahJo Barnett, a junior running back and business administration student, following a medical emergency during the football game against Fort Lewis College. A campus vigil is planned for 8 p.m. on the Jewell quad as the community supports his family.

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Freshmen Across BYU, KU, UCLA Poised for Breakouts

BYU projects several true freshmen to contribute across offense and defense, highlighting Legend Glasker as a potential starter and other newcomers like Jaron Pula, Terrance Saryon, Kennan Pula, Braxton Lindsey, and Devaughn Eka. Kansas targets breakout season for Bruhn at tight end, UCLA looks to Petty as a potential top scorer after his Texas Tech tenure, and other Bruins youngsters such as West, Rowe Jr., and CJ Lavender could play pivotal roles this season.

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California, Washington Degrees Earn Highest Salaries, Study Finds

A mix of findings shows that college majors range from niche programs in Washington, like winemaking and Canadian studies, which can lead to solid earnings, to California-focused studies finding top salaries in STEM and nursing with humanities earning less. Nationally, Stanford tops TIME’s Best Colleges 2026–27, while California analyses emphasize that math, computer science, and nursing yield the highest early-career pay, underscoring ongoing questions about the value of different majors.

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