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April 3, 2025
Trajen Odom, a junior defensive lineman at Panther Creek, has received his 27th offer, which could potentially be his most significant one yet. Odom announced on his X profile Thursday evening that he has been extended an opportunity from the University of Georgia. The Catamounts have Odom listed as 6 feet and 5 inches tall,
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Researchers have discovered a group of forgotten settlements in the Amazon rainforest where approximately 10,000 farmers resided around 2,000 years ago. Archaeologist Stéphen Rostain first discovered a collection of earthen mounds and buried roads in Ecuador over twenty years ago. However, at the time, Rostain was uncertain of the connection between the various structures. This
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anchor Written by Louis Fernandez, WRAL Sports anchor. Campbell University went all out in welcoming its new head football coach, Braxton Harris, on Thursday afternoon at the John W. Pope Jr. Convocation Center. The event included cheerleaders, a mascot, and the traditional photo opportunity with a football jersey. This celebration is fitting, as Harris is
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Providence Day School freshman safety, Brennan Drummond, has received a verbal offer from the University of Arkansas, marking his first offer. On Thursday evening, he shared the news on his X account. In Providence Day’s NCISAA Division I state championship team, Drummond played in 13 games. He had a total of 96 tackles, four interceptions,
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AT CES, the technology show in Las Vegas this week, a variety of advancements were showcased, including electric vehicles, see-through televisions, cutting-edge accessibility technology, and virtual assistants powered by AI. These innovations aimed to address significant real-world issues, bring more enjoyment to daily life, and also offered some unconventional ideas. Last week, reporters from the
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Audible, an online platform for audiobooks and podcasts owned by Amazon, is reducing its workforce by 5%. This is the third time this week that the e-commerce company has announced job cuts, as the tech industry continues to downsize in the new year. In a memorandum sent to staff members on Thursday, the CEO of
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Members of Congress are expected to vote once more to override a decision made by President Joe Biden, however, it is unlikely that Florida’s Republican Senator Marco Rubio (in the middle) and his supporters will be successful. On Thursday, the House passed a bill to reverse a rule implemented by the Biden administration that aimed
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The top products at CES cut through the noise of marketing tactics at the Las Vegas tech expo and showcase advancements that have the potential to enhance the quality of life. A group of experts who specialize in imagining negative future scenarios have deemed certain actions or events as the most destructive for ourselves, society,
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An investigation into a serious injustice in Britain has recommenced on Thursday, as more and more people are pushing for compensation and exoneration for over 900 Post Office branch managers who were wrongly convicted of theft or fraud due to a malfunctioning computer system. A legal representative investigating the Post Office controversy interrogated an examiner
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According to sports journalist Josh Dubow from the Associated Press, After 24 years as coach of the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick’s departure raises the question of where the six-time Super Bowl champion will go next. Belichick, who is 71 years old, only needs 15 more wins to surpass Don Shula’s total of 347 wins
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