“When you get older you start to understand that really it’s about the next generation. That these championships do come and go, but the most important thing you can do is to pay everything that you’ve learned forward to the next generation to come. And that’s truly how you create something that lasts forever.” – […]
By: Gundersen Health System Attention, parents: Your smartphone habits are affecting your kids! | Gundersen Health System Parents often have to be on their A-game when it comes to multitasking for the family. Between scheduling appointments, juggling work and personal demands, or dozens of other tasks that add up on the to-do list, it’s no
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“Every day is gameday,” Coach CB. Article cover photo by Anaya Brinson.
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By, Nate Pepper I love to read. More precisely, I love books. Always have. As a child, my room was lined with homemade shelves. When I visit a new city I instinctively head to the public library, just to browse. Every room in our house is packed with bookshelves, filled to capacity, spilling onto the
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By Emily Walkenhorst, WRAL education reporter Wake would likely join a national lawsuit against Meta, Google, ByteDance and Snap, arguing schools have had to handle the fallout of the psychological damage caused by the apps. Wake County’s school board is weighing whether to sue social media companies, arguing that schools have had to handle the fallout
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Mark Ein Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Venturehouse Group, USA Feb 9, 2018 In an often divided world, sport is a unique and important connective tissue that binds people together, both across and within societies. The theme of January’s Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum was Creating a Shared Future in a Fractured World – both an accurate assessment
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Story by Lindsey Ware Leaky Black couldn’t feel his arms or make a shot. The highly recruited four-star forward was in a basketball workout at UNC his freshman year, but he wasn’t playing like himself. His arms were numb except for a slight tingling. Never known as a prolific scorer, the lock-down defender was consistently missing
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An event put on by the UNC School of Medicine’s Suicide Prevention Institute brought together statewide researchers. By Matthew Smith, UNC School of Social Work, Friday, February 9th, 2024 The following story discusses suicide, mental health and mental health resources. If you or someone you know needs mental health resources and support, call or text 988
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The city sued the companies behind SnapChat, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. ByAaron Katersky February 14, 2024 The City of New York on Wednesday sued the companies behind SnapChat, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok, accusing them of fomenting a “nationwide youth mental health crisis” by exposing children “to a nonstop stream of harmful content.” The lawsuit, filed in California
By Alyssa Schnugg Kyle Wakefield takes his job as student manager for the Ole Miss men’s basketball team very seriously and the whole country had a front-row view of his dedication and enthusiasm when a video of him wiping up the court went viral Wednesday. The game was Tuesday night in the Sandy and John
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