[ad_1] For decades, a nonprofit group called The Moth has produced workshops, events and a popular radio show where people tell transformative stories from their lives. And in 2012, the group started working with high schools, coaching students to turn their stories into polished orations. This year the nonprofit has started sharing those student stories ...

[ad_1] I teach in New Orleans, a city known for its food scene. Like everything you love about New Orleans, our cuisine only exists because of black people. From grilled okra, crawfish boils to Creole red sauce, New Orleans cuisine is a blend of recipes passed down from generation to generation of Blacks, Creoles and ...

[ad_1] Lynchburg University recently received a grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant will send six of her students, free of charge, to Wyoming next summer to dig up dinosaur bones and participate in geoscience vocational training. “I was so excited. I can’t think of any other words,” said Brooke Haiar, professor and chair ...

[ad_1] Balmain’s Oliver Rousteing knows how to direct a show. They’re part fashion parade, part celebrity spectacle, open to the public, and always set to an intense soundtrack. But it was the final walk that got the biggest scream of the night, as Rousteing brought Cher, the first single-named pop star, onto the catwalk. After ...

[ad_1] Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dan Heizenreiter and Congressman Joe Sempolinski (September 23, 2022) Congressman Joe Sempolinski answer educational questions, Childcareworkforce development, etc. Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce Friday morning parliamentary breakfast. Sempolinski addressed an audience of about 50 people, Board of Education and Labor He was appointed to one of the most ...

[ad_1] The University of Maine has been dealing with COVID-19 restrictions for over two years and many students may be sick of them, but these restrictions are for all future health and safety on campus. is required for If students living on campus test positive for COVID-19, they have nowhere to go, I have no ...

[ad_1] by guest columnist Matthew PieperExecutive Director of Open Hand Atlanta, Kevin WoodsPresident of the Atlanta Medical Association. After moving to Atlanta in 2020, David, a prominent publicist and professor, found himself in financial crisis after the pandemic wreaked havoc on his career. Things spiraled into full-blown disaster when a rare disease left him temporarily ...

[ad_1] Photo by Timothy Frudd The Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce held its annual Congressional Breakfast on Friday with the district’s new congressional representatives. Pictured, from left, are Dan Heitzenreiter, president and CEO of the Chautauqua County Chamber of Commerce, and Joe Sempolinski, Rep. of New York’s 23rd Ward. The Chautauqua ...